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Jiang contrasts Philip with Alexander: Philip put his men's lives first, while Alexander would be bold and aggressive, risk soldiers' lives, and have his mistakes compensated by the army's loyalty and discipline.
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Strategic Mistakes
Jiang contrasts Philip with Alexander: Philip put his men's lives first, while Alexander would be bold and aggressive, risk soldiers' lives, and have his mistakes compensated by the army's loyalty and discipline.
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"...of the Macedonian army would compensate for a lot of his strategic mistakes, okay?"
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