Military Tactics and the Rise of Modern Warfare, 1881-1935 - Volumes
Volumes
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Assorted drafts of literary works
These documents contain drafts dramatic criticism and press cuttings of the same dating from the latter 1890's. Other works in draft form discuss the reform of the army and the navy from 1890 to 1905. Read more →
Military tactics in the early to mid 1900's
The content of this file covers the psychological tactics employed in South Africa, minutes from a meeting of the Royal Commission on Militia and Volunteers, and papers on the reorganisation of the Board of Admiralty.Tactical lessons about war and the nature of war as learned from the Balkan wars, French Army Manoeuvres, books on the Napoleonic wars, and drafts on the correct conditions for conscription. Read more →
Studies in the theory and practice of war
These items focus upon Clausewitz's 'On War' and other literary works on the theory and practice of war, including discussion around Napoleon's campaign of 1805 and Moltke's plans for combat against Russia and France. Read more →
Examination of war literature and lectures
Literary extracts and sources include 'extracts from Bourcet', papers on Hannibal of Carthage's legendary crossing of the Alps, and writings discussing the practical details of Hannibal's legendary crossing as described by Polybius and Livy. Lectures on various areas of conflict and peace including The Future of National Defence, The Way to Victory, and a draft of a lecture to the Royal Institution on the League of Nations. Read more →
