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Cavalry Operations In The Ancient Greek World Kindle Robert E Gaebel

Name: Cavalry Operations In The Ancient Greek World Kindle Robert E Gaebel
SKU: BELL-2000054
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Publisher: University of Oklahoma Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.44 MB

Pages: 345

Author: Robert E. Gaebel

ISBN: 9780806179872, 0806179872

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: Kindle

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Cavalry Operations In The Ancient Greek World Kindle Robert E Gaebel by Robert E. Gaebel 9780806179872, 0806179872 instant download after payment.

In this comprehensive narrative, Robert E. Gaebel challenges conventional views of cavalry operations in the Greek world. Applying both military and historical perspectives, Gaebel shows that until the death of Alexander the Great in 323 B.C., cavalry played a larger role than is commonly recognized.Gaebel traces the operational use of cavalry in the ancient Greek world from circa 500 to 150 B.C., the end of Greek and Macedonian independence. Emphasizing the Greek and Hellenistic periods (359322 B.C.), he provides information about the military use of horses in the eastern Mediterranean, Greek stable management and horse care, and broad battlefield goals.