Naval and Military Essays : Being Papers read in the Naval and Military Section at the International Congress of Historical Studies, 1913 (Paperback)

Part I. Naval: 1. Historians and naval history John K. Laughton; 2. Staff histories Julian S. Corbett; 3. Naval history from the naval officer's point of view H. W. Richmond; 4. Samuel Pepys as a naval officer J. R. Tanner; 6. Naval history and the necessity of a catalogue of sources Alfred Dewar; Appendix; Part II. Military: 7. The difficulties encountered in compiling military history Lonsdale Hale; 8. The value of studying military history as training for command in war F. B. Maurice; 9. The practical application of military history N. Malcolm; 10. Precis of the plans of Napoleon for the autumn campaign of 1813 J. Holland Rose; 11. The influence of tactical ideas on warfare L. S. Amery; 12. Field Marshal Prince Schwarzenberg: a character sketch J. F. Novak; 13. A defence of military history C. W. C. Oman; 14. Foreign regiments in the British service, 1793-1815 C. T. Atkinson; Index.