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1. Introduction
2. Clausewitz and His Works *(Fuller and Updated Version)
Part I. Clausewitz in English to 1873: Present But Not Accounted For
3. Clausewitz in Great Britain before 1873
5. The English Translation of On War
Part II. To the First Golden Age of Clausewitz Studies in English: 1874-1914
Introduction to Part II7. Prelude: the Study of Clausewitz before the South African War
8. In the Wake of the South African War
9. Major British Military Writers
10. German, French, and British Interpretations of Clausewitz
Part III. The Apostle of Total War: 1914-1945
Introduction to Part III13. Clausewitz during World War One
14. The Clouding of Clausewitz's Reputation
15. J.F.C. Fuller and Basil Liddell Hart
Liddell Hart
Fuller
Wilkinson on Liddell Hart and Clausewitz
16. Clausewitz's British Proponents
18. Clausewitz and the Americans
The U.S. Army's Schools
Dwight D. Eisenhower
The U.S. Navy
Hoffman Nickerson
John McAuley Palmer
Other American Writers
Observations
19. New German Influences: Delbrück and the German Expatriates
20. Assessment, 1914-1945
21. Since 1945
Continuing Hostility to Clausewitz
New Sources of Interest
The Influence of Scholars
Contrary Currents
22. Some Final Thoughts (1993)
Notes (embedded as links in individual chapters, above)
This is a list of bibliographies in several languages (English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish/Portuguese, and Other) and in the area of Complexity and Nonlinear science. The English-language bibliography includes all of the listings from the original printing of Clausewitz in English, but is updated to the present, including links to many items on-line.
Index (to the printed 1994 edition)
See also Word Index to On War (the 1984 Howard/Paret edition).
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