On War
On War by Carl von Clausewitz, published by Wildside Press in March 2009, is a significant work that has shaped military theory for generations. This first edition thus presents a comprehensive translation from the original German by Colonel J.J. Graham, including the introduction written by Clausewitz’s wife after his death. The book encompasses Clausewitz’s notes and sketches for two unfinished chapters, providing insight into his thoughts on military strategy and the evolution of warfare.
Readers will find a detailed exploration of military history, strategy, and the complexities of wars and conflicts. This edition not only highlights the transformation of war from a gentlemanly pursuit to modern combat but also includes valuable annotations and footnotes by Colonel Graham. With a total of 448 pages, this work serves as an important resource for those interested in military science, political science, and international relations.
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General Carl von Clausewitz’s writings (translated from the original German by Colonel J.J. Graham) revolutionized military theory for generations to come. This edition of ON WAR inclues the first edition’s introduction (written after his death by his wife), von Clausewitz’s notes and sketches toward two chapters left unfinished at the time of his death (compiled into “Book VII: The Attack” and “Book VIII: The Plan of War”), plus Col. Graham’s notes and footnotes. ON WAR offers an unparalled glimpse into the evolution of war from a gentlemanly pursuit to modern combat. An essential volume for every military library. [Complete at 447 pages.]
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