The Education of an Army (British Military Thought 1815-1940)

The Army in Decay, 1815-54
1. The Peninsular Tradition: Major General Sir William Napier
2. The Neglected Rebel: Major General John Mitchell
3. Bridging the Gap: Field Marshall Sir John Fox Burgoyne
The Army in Transition, 1856-73
1. The New School: Major General Sir Patrick Macdougall
2. The Strategic Pedagogue: General Sir Edward Bruce Hamley
The Wolseley Era, 1873-99
1. The Second pen of Sir Garnet: Major General Sir John Frederick Maurice
2. The Unfinished Synthesis: Colonel G. F. R. Henderson
The Years of Preparation, 1899-1914
1. The Volunteer Advocate: Spenser Wilkinson
2. The Voice of the Thunderer: Lieutenant Colonel Charles à Court Repington
Reaction or Revolution? 1919-39
1. The Discordant Trumpet: Major General J. F. C. Fuller
2. The Captain Who Teaches Generals: Captain B. H. Liddell Hart

Epilogue

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