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Anything but a detached theorist, Clausewitz was as fully engaged in the intellectual and cultural currents of his time as in its political and military conflicts. Late-eighteenth century thought helped shape the analytic methods he developed for the study of war. The essays in this volume follow his career in a complex military society, together with that of other students of war, both friends and rivals, providing a broad perspective that leads to significant documents so far unknown or ignored. They add to our understanding of Clausewitz's early ideas and their expansion into a comprehensive theory that continues to challenge our thinking about war today.
Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Text and Context: Two Ways to Clausewitz
A Learned Officer among Others
Frederick the Great and his Interpreters Clausewitz and Schlieffen - Three Phases in the History of Strategy
From Ideal to Ambiguity: Johannes von Müller, Clausewitz, and the People in Arms
Half against my Will I have become a Professor"
Two Historians on Defeat and Its Causes
Bibliography
Index