The Campaigns of Napoleon¶
Chandler, D. G. (1966). The Campaigns of Napoleon.
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- Napoleon's attacker-concentration move is to place his army on the central position between the two converging forces, then strike one with his full strength while a screening detachment holds the other at bay.
This sourceDefinitive analysis of Napoleon's central-position strategy — placing the army between converging allied forces and beating each in turn before they combine.
- Napoleon's attacker-concentration move is to place his army on the central position between the two converging forces, then strike one with his full strength while a screening detachment holds the other at bay.
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