BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE.
Reading edition
In the preparation of this work the following books have been consulted:
“The Campaign of 1866 in Germany,” by the Prussian Staff.
Hozier’s “Seven Weeks’ War.”
Derrécagaix’s “La Guerre Moderne.”
Adams’ “Great Campaigns in Europe.”
Lewis’ “History of Germany.”
Jomini’s “Art of War.”
Hamley’s “Operations of War.”
Von der Goltz’s “The Nation in Arms.”
Chesney’s “Essays in Military Biography.”
Brackenbury’s “Field Works.”
Home’s “Précis of Modern Tactics.”
Clery’s “Minor Tactics.”
Maude’s “Tactics and Organization.”
Prince Hohenlohe’s “Letters on Cavalry.”
Prince Hohenlohe’s “Letters on Artillery.”
Trench’s “Cavalry in Modern War.”
Scribner’s “Army and Navy in the Civil War.”
“Battles and Leaders of the Civil War.”
Swinton’s “Army of the Potomac.”
Memoirs of Gen. U. S. Grant.
Memoirs of Gen. W. T. Sherman.
Capt. F. V. Greene’s Essay on “The Important Improvements in the Art of War, etc.”
Capt. J. R. Lumly’s Essay on “Mounted Riflemen.”
The quotations from Baron Stoffel and Capt. May are taken from Home’s “Précis of Modern Tactics.”