[JOLY DE MAIZEROY], Mémoire sur les opinions qui partagent les militaires, 1773

[JOLY DE MAIZEROY, Paul-Gédéon].

Mémoire sur les opinions qui partagent les militaires, suivi Du Traité des armes défensives, corrigé et augmenté.

Paris, Claude Antoine Jombert, 1773.

8vo (194x124 mm), xxii-(2)-246 pages and 4 folding plates. binding : 18th century quarter sheep, spine in six compartments. Leather rubbed. First plate with tears without lacks of paper.

First edition of this book written by the inventor of "strategy".
Maizeroy's work was intended to theorize the art of war, in this book he returns to: the great maneuvers, a historical review of the interest of artillery, logistics, and the course of battles of Preston and Falkirk.

references: Alexandre David [in "Joly de Maizeroy, L'inventeur de la stratégie", 2018 :"Au terme d’une longue carrière, Maizeroy prend la plume pour proposer ses remèdes aux maux qui rongent alors l’armée. Il puise dans les récits guerriers de la Rome et de la Grèce antiques les clés de la régénération militaire française. Aujourd’hui tombé dans l’oubli, cet infatigable auteur est pourtant le découvreur d’un terme que nous utilisons au quotidien : la stratégie."].

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[JOLY DE MAIZEROY], Mémoire sur les opinions qui partagent les militaires, 1773

[JOLY DE MAIZEROY, Paul-Gédéon].

Mémoire sur les opinions qui partagent les militaires, suivi Du Traité des armes défensives, corrigé et augmenté.

First edition of this book written by the inventor of "strategy".Maizeroy's work was intended to theorize the art of war, in this book he returns to: the great maneuvers, a historical review of the interest of artillery, logistics, and the course of battles of Preston and Falkirk.

First edition of this book written by the inventor of "strategy".
Maizeroy's work was intended to theorize the art of war, in this book he returns to: the great maneuvers, a historical review of the interest of artillery, logistics, and the course of battles of Preston and Falkirk.