Gustavus Adolphus
Subtitle: 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
Publisher: Tales End Press
Published: 2012-08-27
Format: eBook (Kindle)
ISBN-13: 9781623580582
Table of contents: title: I. The Era of Cavalry. 378–1315; title: II. Reappearance of Infantry. 1315–1500; title: III. Changes in Tactics. Sixteenth Century; title: IV. The Swedish Army-Changes. 1523–1632; title: V. The Swedish Organization and Tactics. 1611–1632; title: VI. The Young Prince and King. 1611–1617; title: VII. The Polish Wars. 1617–1625; title: VIII. The Thirty Years’ War. Religious Phase. 1618–1625; title: IX. The Danish Period. 1625–1630; title: X. The Polish Wars continue. 1625–1627; title: XI. The Polish Wars end. 1628–1629; title: XII. The Swedish Period begins. January to June, 1630; title: XIII. Gustavus Lands in Germany. June to August, 1630; title: XIV. Gustavus Attacks the Enemy. September to December, 1630; title: XV. Winter-Quarters at Bärwalde. January, 1631; title: XVI. Gustavus and Tilly Manœuvre. February to April, 1630; title: XVII. Magdeburg. September, 1630, to May, 1631; title: XVIII. Gustavus Advances to the Elbe. June and July, 1631; title: XIX. Tilly Invades Hesse-Cassel and Saxony. August, 1631; title: XX. Breitenfeld. September 17, 1631; title: XXI. Towards the Main. September and October, 1631; title: XXII. Mainz. November, 1631; title: XXIII. To the Danube. December, 1631, to April, 1632; title: XXIV. The Crossing of the Lech. April 15, 1632; title: XXV. The Reappearance of Wallenstein. January to June, 1632; title: XXVI. Nürnberg. July and August, 1632; title: XXVII. The Assault on the Alte Veste. September, 1632; title: XXVIII. Sparring. September, 1632; title: XXIX. Back to Saxony. October and November, 1632; title: XXX. Lützen. November 16, 1632; title: XXXI. The Man and Soldier; title: XXXII. Nördlingen. 1633–1634; title: XXXIII. Cromwell. 1642–1651; title: XXXIV. Turenne. 1634 to August, 1644; title: XXXV. Condé at Rocroy. May 19, 1643; title: XXXVI. Freiburg. August, 1644; title: XXXVII. Mergentheim. May 5, 1645; title: XXXVIII. Allerheim. August 5, 1645; title: XXXIX. Condé at Dunkirk. September and October, 1646; title: XL. Turenne and Wrangel. 1646–1647; title: XLI. The Thirty Years’ War ends. 1648; title: XLII. Condé against Turenne. 1650–1656; title: XLIII. Arras and Valenciennes. 1654–1656; title: XLIV. Dunkirk. The Battle of the Dunes, 1657. May and June, 1658; title: XLV. Army Organization and Tactics. Early Seventeenth to Early Eighteenth Century; title: XLVI. Turenne in Holland. 1672; title: XLVII. Montecuculi. 1673; title: XLVIII. Senef, August 11, and Sinsheim, June 16, 1674; title: XLIX. Entzheim, October 4, 1674. Türkheim, January 5, 1675; title: L. Turenne’s Last Campaign. 1675; title: LI. The Siege of Vienna. 1683; title: LII. Luxemburg and Catinat. 1690–1693; title: LIII. Prince Eugene against Catinat. 1701; title: LIV. Eugene against Villero and Vendome. 1701–1702; title: LV. Villars. 1703; title: LVI. Marlborough and Eugene. 1704; title: LVII. Blenheim. August 13, 1704; title: LVIII. Eugene and Vendome. 1705; title: LIX. Ramillies. May 23, 1706; title: LX. Turin. September 7, 1706; title: LXI. Oudenarde and Lille. July 11 and October 22, 1708; title: LXII. Malplaquet. September 11, 1709; title: LXIII. Spain. 1704–1710; title: LXIV. Villars against Marlborough and Eugene. 1710–1712; title: LXV. Charles XII. 1700–1709; title: Appendix A. Some Modern Marches; title: Appendix B. Casualties in Some Modern Battles