Theory of military art

Count Moritz Sakson, the main marshal of France, the greatest commander and military theorist, in his treatise on military affairs considers all aspects of the preparation and conduct of war. It puts forward new ideas for his time about the need for military service and military personnel, about cavalry tactics, the use of light artillery, the role of engineering fortifications on the battlefield and the meaning of the moral element in the war. For many years, his composition has served as the basis for studying military art.
Not one generation of military figures was guided by the famous principles of Napoleon. In his collection, W. Kayrns not only offers to study the strategic and tactical principles of Napoleon, but also considers their action on the example of campaigns conducted by recognized commanders. Thus, illustrating and proving that the defeat and success of military operations depend on the natural genius and knowledge of the commander in chief