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REVERIES ON THE ART OF WAR

Maurice de Saxe

Trans. Thomas Phillips, The Military Service publishing Co., Harrisburg, Penn., 1944, 122 pgs., illustrations

 
 

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Introduction

 

Preface

 
 

Chapter I - Raising Rroops

 
 

Chapter II - Clothing Troops

 
 

Chapter III Feeding Troops-

 
 

Chapter IV - Pay of Troops

 
 

Chapter V - Drill

 
 

Chapter VI - Forming Trops for Combat

 
 

Chapter VII - Formation of the Legion

 
 

Chapter VIII Artillery, Small Arms-

 
 

Chapter IX - Infantry Formation

 
 

Chapter X - Cavalry in General

 
 

Chapter XI - Cavalry Arms and Eqipment

 
 

Chapter XII - Cavalry Organization

 
 

Chapter XIII - Combined Operation

 
 

Chapter XIV - Army in Column

 
 

Chapter XV - Use of Small Arms

 
 

Chapter XVI - Colors or Standards

 
 

Chapter XVII - Artilery and Transport

 
 

Chapter XVIII - Military Discipline

 
 

Chapter XIX - Defense of Places

 
 

Chapter XX - War in General

 
 

Chapter XXI - How to Construct Forts

 
 

Chapter XXII - Mountain Warfare

 
 

Chapter XXIII - River Crossings

 
 

Chapter XXIV - Different Situations

 
 

Chapter XXV - Lines and Entrenchments

 
 

Chapter XXVI - Observations on Polybius

 
 

Chapter XXVII - Attack on Entrenchments

 
 

Chapter XXVIII - Advantages of Redoubts

 
 

Chapter XXIX- Spies and Guides

 
 

Chapter XXX - Signs to be Watched

 
 

Chapter XXXI - The General Commanding

 
 

Chapter XXXII - Pitched Battles Opposed

 

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