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You are here: Home * Education * 18th Century History * Guide Extra Mon, Dec 6, 1999 Rick Brainard - your About.com Guide to: 18th Century History Content: Welcome | Netlinks | Articles | Guide Bio | Search | Related | About College TalkAbout: Forums | Chat | Events | Newsletter | Share This Site | Join Shopping: ShopNow | Books | Videos | Jobs | ShoppingAbout On War by General Carl von Clausewitz Volume I TRANSLATED BY COLONEL J.J. GRAHAM {1874 was 1st edition of this translation. 1909 was the London reprinting.} Chapter 2 END …showed first 75 words of 4813 total…

…showed last 75 words of 4813 total…equality in all other conditions that we can ascribe to the destruction of the enemy's armed force the greater efficacy. It would, therefore, be a great mistake to draw the conclusion that a blind dash must always gain the victory over skill and caution. An unskilful attack would lead to the destruction of our own and not of the enemy's force, and therefore is not what is here meant. The superi Bibliography book of religion