n, 144.
offensive, how conducted, 16.
offensive, to reclaim rights, 16.
of expediency, 18.
kinds of, 18.
of extermination, 34.
of intervention, 19.
of intervention, essentials in wars of, 21.
of intervention, military chances in, 20.
of invasion, when advantageous, 17.
of opinion, 25.
of opinion, character of, 26.
of opinion, instances of, 25.
of opinion, military precepts for, 27.
of position, system of, 135.
of religion, 35.
of sieges, 146.
political, 26.
political part of, how modified, 17.
Punic, 363, 364.
Turkish, squares in, 296, 297.
when most just, 16.
with or without allies, 18.
Waterloo, 127, 183, 206, 295, 303-306, 354.
Bluecher at, 130.
campaign of, 129, 130.
English squares at, 294
formations at, 351.
French at, 196.
Napoleon's order of battle at, 198.
Ney at, 182,183.
strategic lines at, 130.
Wellington's position at, 181, 388.
Wellington, 181, 185, 353, 357, 358, 381, 382, 384, 385.
and Bluecher at Waterloo, 127, 130.
at Salamanca, 206.
at Torres-Vedras, 83.
defensive-offensive operations of, 74.
Wellington's position at Waterloo, 181.
Weyrother, 205, 206.
William the Conqueror, 370, 371.
Winkelried, column of, 194.
Winter campaigns, 68.
quarters, countries adapted to, 246.
quarters, when dangerous, 247.
quarters, when strategic, 97.
Woods, importance of possession of, 303.
Wurmser at Mantua, 156.
eccentric retreat of, in 1796, 238.
error of, 111.
X.
Xerxes, 173.
army of, 362.
Z.
Zama, battle of, 364.
Zimisces, 368.
Zone of operations, 66, 100, 338.
of operations, how to select, 329.
of operations in 1813, 101.
Zones of operations in the French Revolution, 105.
Zurich, defeat of the allies at, 112.
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