About This Book
A detailed military study sets the campaign within its political objective, then traces how logistics, mobility and difficult terrain between two river basins determined operations. It explains why an army’s dependence on lines of communication and the obstacles of hills and poor roads made the march perilous, reconstructs the allied passage across broken country, and examines the seven-week campaign in three phases. The work charts the converging movements of the principal commanders, provides a close analysis of the decisive action, and supports its account with maps and diagrams showing supply routes, routes of march and battlefield dispositions.
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