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nona-shs a., .,,h. ,rnmen,, when Al
NJ core cs-..le,rd .ad while
, M. mspd wss wholly o~crupied with tht
I ,hu,gbts Of this gigantic undertaking, hi,
hones were suddenly t~esuuipated, toeethel
|, vim bis life. by the reyeneefsl dagger Of al
assassin. But the late Or Persia was moi
} hing DELAYED by the unfortunate event. HI
beit his throne 10 be occupied BY a spn, who
/ TO the abilities OF his fhthcr ADDED an amhi
/. ton which the conquest OF one world coult
: moi satisfy. Ancient and modern historian,
Z have alike exhausted their eloquence in dies
, csibiny the bsilRaea career Of Alexander
q PhIvsophers and HADealists, rho, hare giveT
ne their views In reierehce To his character
! There has neyer existedsa hero, whose ex
} ploits occasioned 80 much asionishment a
, Lnroug his contemporaries, or wbich have ez
h cited so much admiration in the minds u
4 posteri,y. Ascending the throne ut the NC
:. oftweniyy years, surrounded and menaced b.
al enemics who only awaited, in the death Q
VI his father. an opportunity TO chastise III
I yisinQ power of Macedon, and, nnaided b
a any extraordinary resources, except those d
. his own mind, he not only maintained III
\ lsceptrc OF his ancestors, but also, after a, sc
ries Of exploits wholly unparalleled in th
y history VI the universe, achieved the con
e quest Of the world.
. His ambition, supported BY tho bsscr
i and enthusiasm Of bic army was a tsrrer
which no barnier could oppose and no obst,
clio impede. We have already seen that a
% Inspired Prophet had described the rapidit
% of his march by saying that "he touched n,
4 the ground,r and IN viewing his progre,
y In Asia, We ave astonished at the clear for,
p sight which thai Prophet must have had.
IS his character. The ardor Of his soul, h
flaming enthusiast and his head long an
2 resislless vulor Supplied him with those n,
vantoges which other warriors could on
seek In the resources of their genius. A
y, exander may have possessed a mighty int
n lect, hut his actions aud exploits besper
o. only an enthusiasm which almost amount'
v to inAdness, In rapidly oi his asovemen
he was mofe llkesan eaglr darting on i
a PREY, than the general Of an army lrndil
ny on his tro0ps to battle. His career afford
be a variety Of events fuf5cient to prove tn
=; his progress could not be checked either
no the numbers OF labor Of an enemy In d
~ field, or hy the massiye walls Of frownil
y. battlemenis Of the strongest fortress. 4
q gave way aliko, overwhelmod and suhdu
~ at his triumphant Approach!
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