anybody into ancient history?

[Jeebus]

I am putting the next to finsihing touches on my undergraduate thesis. It a revisionist approach to the legacy of Alexander the Great. Anyway, I am looking to get some people interested in the subject matter to read through it and see if it makes ense. Before I bother to take up any space with it I thought I would see if anyone is interested. So anyone want to do me a favor and read this monster?

[PoBoy321]

I'm a classics major, so I would actually be very interested in reading it. However, I have an 8 page paper due on the effect of the Viking invasions on Irish warfare (non-major related course) due tomorrow, so i really can't spare the time.

[Jeebus]

it ain't due till next week, if you get some time send me a pm I'll send it over.

[PoBoy321]

Well feel free to send it to me whenever, just know that I might not be able to look at it.

[bugstud]

I'll look it over

[imported_anacardo]

I'd read the [censored] out of it. How do you mean "revisionist?" The obvious angles on his life, times & influence are kinda played out, no?

[ChipWrecked]

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I'd read the [censored] out of it. How do you mean "revisionist?" The obvious angles on his life, times & influence are kinda played out, no?

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He wasn't gay, just sensitive.

[Jeebus]

it was the best word to describe it, ill send it out.

[jason_t]

I just finished reading The Peloponnesian War by Donald Kagan.

[tonypaladino]

Jeebus,

I minored in History, though it was with a concentration on modern (post 1700) western history. I'd be happy to look it over as well if you'd like.

[edfurlong]

I can just barely speak english, but I'd like to read it. I can't imagine I would have anything usefull to say, but I'm a huge nit so I can probably pick a few things out.

Send it to me as well. You'll get bonus corrections on wording and style critiques.

Former archaeology student, ancient history is good stuff.

E-mail Requiem1010@yahoo.com (how original).