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The Changing Nature of Warfare: 1792-1945

The Changing Nature of Warfare: 1792-1945

Paperback

Series: Cambridge Perspectives in History

General Military HistoryTeaching Instruction

ISBN10: 0521000467
ISBN13: 9780521000468
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: Apr 18 2002
Pages: 212
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.47 Width: 5.58 Depth: 9.42
Language: English
An engaging range of period texts and theme books for AS and A Level history. A succinct survey of the changing complexities of modern warfare - with particular emphasis on land warfare - and offers a useful introduction to this important aspect of European and world history. Peter Browning examines how and why warfare changed betweem 1792 and 1945. He traces the development from the 'impulse' warfare of Napoleon, via the political wars of the mid nineteenth century and the trench warfare of 1914-18, to Blitzkrieg in 1939-45. These practices are studied with reference to the theory of warfare and especially the ideas of Carl von Clausewitz - one of the great theorists of war.

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