- Old, Unhappy, Far-off Things
- A Little Learning
- The Usefulness of Military History
- The Deficiencies of Military History
- The ‘Battle Piece’
- ‘Killing No Murder?’
- The History of Military History
- The Narrative Tradition
- Verdict or Truth?
- Agincourt, October 25th, 1415
- The Campaign
- The Battle
- Archers versus Infantry and Cavalry
- Cavalry versus Infantry
- Infantry versus Infantry
- The Killing of the Prisoners
- The Wounded
- The Will to Combat
- Waterloo, June 18th, 1815
- The Campaign
- The Personal Angle of Vision
- The Physical Circumstances of Battle
- Categories of Combat
- Single Combat
- Cavalry versus Cavalry
- Cavalry versus Artillery
- Cavalry versus Infantry
- Artillery versus Infantry
- Infantry versus Infantry
- Disintegration
- Aftermath
- The Wounded
- The Somme, July 1st, 1916
- The Battlefield
- The Plan
- The Preparations
- The Army
- The Tactics
- The Bombardment
- The Final Preliminaries
- The Battle
- Infantry versus Machine-gunners
- Infantry versus Infantry
- The View from across No-man’s-land
- The Wounded
- The Will to Combat
- Commemoration
- The Future of Battle
- The Moving Battlefield
- The Nature of Battle
- The Trend of Battle
- The Inhuman Face of War
- The Abolition of Battle
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