The Battle of Megiddo
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Digitized by Google The Battle of Megiddo 19 military tactics, and were fully aware of the importance in the successful manipulation of troops attached to an accurate knowledge of the topog- raphy of the field of operations.^® The Elgyptian wars of liberation had developed the first known school of military experts at all commen- surable with modem army boards.
Why the Allies did not meet Thutmose*s advance in the neighborhood of Gaza is not entirely clear. For one thing, such a move would ...have taken them far from their northern base of operations. Moreover, the south seems to have been either friendly, or, at most, not actively hos- til, to the Egyptians. The fact that the list of the cities said to have been "captured" on the first campaign*® includes the names of many towns in southern Palestine, would not weigh heavily against this view, when we take into consideration the evident fact that, in all the lists of con- quered cities, any places of importance included within the field of ope- rations were regularly enumerated, whether they had been loyal to the Pharaoh or had rebelled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
54.
Digitized by Google The Battle of Megiddo 19 military tactics, and were fully aware of the importance in the successful manipulation of troops attached to an accurate knowledge of the topog- raphy of the field of operations.^® The Elgyptian wars of liberation had developed the first known school of military experts at all commen- surable with modem army boards.
Why the Allies did not meet Thutmose*s advance in the neighborhood of Gaza is not entirely clear. For one thing, such a move would ...have taken them far from their northern base of operations. Moreover, the south seems to have been either friendly, or, at most, not actively hos- til, to the Egyptians. The fact that the list of the cities said to have been "captured" on the first campaign*® includes the names of many towns in southern Palestine, would not weigh heavily against this view, when we take into consideration the evident fact that, in all the lists of con- quered cities, any places of importance included within the field of ope- rations were regularly enumerated, whether they had been loyal to the Pharaoh or had rebelled.
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