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…showed last 75 words of 765 total…too became ill, and on June 13 he died in Babylon. He was 32. Modern historians have long suspected that he died from malaria, but recently it has been suggested that the culprit was typhoid fever. Alexander the Great over came many feats in his life and that alone should hold him worthy of the reputation he has today. To this day military colleges use his tactics to teach others. He truly deserves his position in history.