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Chapter 11 COMMAND, GENERAL STAFF, AND ADMINISTRATION
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Released on: 06/12/2017
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1 Chapter 1 MAN IN PRIMITIVE AND ANCIENT COMBAT2 Chapter 2 KNOWLEDGE OF MAN MADE ROMAN TACTICS. THE SUCCESSES OF HANNIBAL, THOSE OF CAESAR3 Chapter 3 ANALYSIS OF THE BATTLE OF CANNAE4 Chapter 4 ANALYSIS OF THE BATTLE OF PHARSALUS, AND SOME CHARACTERISTIC EXAMPLES5 Chapter 5 MORALE IN ANCIENT BATTLE6 Chapter 6 UNDER WHAT CONDITIONS REAL COMBATANTS ARE OBTAINED AND HOW THE FIGHTING OF OUR DAYS, IN ORDER TO BE WELL DONE, REQUIRES THEM TO BE MORE DEPENDABLE THAN IN ANCIENT COMBAT7 Chapter 7 GENERAL DISCUSSION8 Chapter 8 INFANTRY9 Chapter 9 CAVALRY10 Chapter 10 ARTILLERY11 Chapter 11 COMMAND, GENERAL STAFF, AND ADMINISTRATION12 Chapter 12 SOCIAL AND MILITARY INSTITUTIONS. NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS.