The Art of War¶
Jomini, A. (1838). The Art of War. Précis de l'art de la guerre.
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- Defeat In Detail
- In military strategy, the origin substrate, the pattern names Napoleon's central-position campaigns against coalitions whose armies could not combine, Lee's split at Chancellorsville, and naval actions where one fleet caught divided squadrons in turn; the doctrinal vocabulary of defeat in detail, central position, and interior lines is well developed.
This sourceTrans. G. H. Mendell and W. P. Craighill. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1862. Formalizes the principles of concentration, interior lines, the central position, and defeating a divided enemy in detail by concentrating against each portion in turn before it can unite.
- In military strategy, the origin substrate, the pattern names Napoleon's central-position campaigns against coalitions whose armies could not combine, Lee's split at Chancellorsville, and naval actions where one fleet caught divided squadrons in turn; the doctrinal vocabulary of defeat in detail, central position, and interior lines is well developed.
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