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NEW! from Clausewitz.com Carl von Clausewitz and Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington. On Waterloo: Clausewitz, Wellington, and the Campaign of 1815.   Ed./trans. Christopher Bassford, Daniel Moran, and Gregory W. Pedlow. Published 2010 by Clausewitz.com ISBN-10: 1453701508 ISBN-13: 9781453701508 Paperback, 318pp. List price: $18.00. Kindle edition US Barnes & Noble Nook version Kindle edition UK Amazon.com This book is built around a new and complete translation of Carl von Clausewitz's study of the Waterloo campaign (Berlin: 1835) and the Duke of Wellington's detailed 1842 response to it. It contains Wellington's initial battle report; two of Clausewitz's post-battle letters to his wife Marie; correspondence within Wellington's circle concerning Clausewitz's work; Clausewitz's 58-chapter campaign study; Wellington's 7000-word memorandum in response; and enlightening essays by the editors. The Campaign of 1815 was Clausewitz's last campaign study and its findings were never incorporated into his famous treatise On War. Thus, since this is the first published English translation, most readers will find it new material. Navigating this Website Clicking on this image (in various sizes) anywhere on this website will usually return you to this welcome page. The Clausewitz Homepage contains over 4000 text and image files. If you know exactly what you're looking for, you can do an on-line Search or use the Table of Contents at left (or use the somewhat more detailed Site Index). Otherwise, the easiest and most informative way to navigate the site is to read the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Our short answers include links to the most relevant materials. Our FAQs include: 1. Who was Clausewitz? 2. What did he do to get so famous? 3. Why are people still so interested in his ideas today? 4. Why are Clausewitz's ideas so controversial? 5. What ARE Clausewitz's ideas? 6. Where can I find some choice quotations? 7. Which translation of Clausewitz's work is the best? (and Which translation do I have?) 8. How do I teach Clausewitz to my students? 9. How do I learn more about Clausewitz and his ideas, the ways he has been used or interpreted, the controversies about him, or his relevance today?   Filmclips from German History   The Clausewitz Homepage was last updated 27 February 2013.   Please feel free to refer or link to any materials on this site. However, unauthorized duplication of these materials in print or on-line without explicit written permission from Clausewitz.com or, where applicable, from the copyright owners of materials posted here with their permission, is prohibited.   © Clausewitz.com, 1995-2012.