An edition of Gustavus Adolphus
(1890)
Gustavus Adolphus
A History of the Art of War from Its Revival After the Middle Ages to the End of the Spanish Succession War, With a Detailed Account of the Campaigns of the Great Swede, and of the Most Famous Campaigns of Turenne, Condé, Eugene and Marlborough
by Theodore Ayrault Dodge
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2012-08-27
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Table of Contents
I. The Era of Cavalry. 378–1315
II. Reappearance of Infantry. 1315–1500
III. Changes in Tactics. Sixteenth Century
IV. The Swedish Army-Changes. 1523–1632
V. The Swedish Organization and Tactics. 1611–1632
VI. The Young Prince and King. 1611–1617
VII. The Polish Wars. 1617–1625
VIII. The Thirty Years’ War. Religious Phase. 1618–1625
IX. The Danish Period. 1625–1630
X. The Polish Wars continue. 1625–1627
XI. The Polish Wars end. 1628–1629
XII. The Swedish Period begins. January to June, 1630
XIII. Gustavus Lands in Germany. June to August, 1630
XIV. Gustavus Attacks the Enemy. September to December, 1630
XV. Winter-Quarters at Bärwalde. January, 1631
XVI. Gustavus and Tilly Manœuvre. February to April, 1630
XVII. Magdeburg. September, 1630, to May, 1631
XVIII. Gustavus Advances to the Elbe. June and July, 1631
XIX. Tilly Invades Hesse-Cassel and Saxony. August, 1631
XX. Breitenfeld. September 17, 1631
XXI. Towards the Main. September and October, 1631
XXII. Mainz. November, 1631
XXIII. To the Danube. December, 1631, to April, 1632
XXIV. The Crossing of the Lech. April 15, 1632
XXV. The Reappearance of Wallenstein. January to June, 1632
XXVI. Nürnberg. July and August, 1632
XXVII. The Assault on the Alte Veste. September, 1632
XXVIII. Sparring. September, 1632
XXIX. Back to Saxony. October and November, 1632
XXX. Lützen. November 16, 1632
XXXI. The Man and Soldier
XXXII. Nördlingen. 1633–1634
XXXIII. Cromwell. 1642–1651
XXXIV. Turenne. 1634 to August, 1644
XXXV. Condé at Rocroy. May 19, 1643
XXXVI. Freiburg. August, 1644
XXXVII. Mergentheim. May 5, 1645
XXXVIII. Allerheim. August 5, 1645
XXXIX. Condé at Dunkirk. September and October, 1646
XL. Turenne and Wrangel. 1646–1647
XLI. The Thirty Years’ War ends. 1648
XLII. Condé against Turenne. 1650–1656
XLIII. Arras and Valenciennes. 1654–1656
XLIV. Dunkirk. The Battle of the Dunes, 1657. May and June, 1658
XLV. Army Organization and Tactics. Early Seventeenth to Early Eighteenth Century
XLVI. Turenne in Holland. 1672
XLVII. Montecuculi. 1673
XLVIII. Senef, August 11, and Sinsheim, June 16, 1674
XLIX. Entzheim, October 4, 1674. Türkheim, January 5, 1675
L. Turenne’s Last Campaign. 1675
LI. The Siege of Vienna. 1683
LII. Luxemburg and Catinat. 1690–1693
LIII. Prince Eugene against Catinat. 1701
LIV. Eugene against Villero and Vendome. 1701–1702
LV. Villars. 1703
LVI. Marlborough and Eugene. 1704
LVII. Blenheim. August 13, 1704
LVIII. Eugene and Vendome. 1705
LIX. Ramillies. May 23, 1706
LX. Turin. September 7, 1706
LXI. Oudenarde and Lille. July 11 and October 22, 1708
LXII. Malplaquet. September 11, 1709
LXIII. Spain. 1704–1710
LXIV. Villars against Marlborough and Eugene. 1710–1712
LXV. Charles XII. 1700–1709
Appendix A. Some Modern Marches
Appendix B. Casualties in Some Modern Battles
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