The Siege of Tyre 332 B.C.: Alexander's Greatest Siege and the Fall of Tyre (Epic Battles of Ancient History, #16)
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At Tyre, no army could advance—until one man refused to accept the limits of war.
In 332 B.C., Alexander the Great faced a city unlike any he had encountered. Tyre stood offshore, heavily fortified, protected by walls rising directly from the sea. It could not be stormed, surrounded, or starved by conventional means. To take it, Alexander would have to do what no commander had done before—reshape the battlefield itself.
This book examines the Siege of Tyre not simply as a prolonged assault, b...



