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Carl von Clausewitz

On War

Prussia, 1832 · The Prussian school

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The unfinished masterwork of Prussian military thought: war as the continuation of politics, friction, the fog of war, the culminating point of victory. Our edition presents Books I–III and VIII, the parts Clausewitz himself considered finished, in full.

Translated by J. J. Graham (1873). Introduced by the War Philosophy editors.

  • Formats: Paperback · Ebook · Audiobook
  • Series: The Prussian school
  • Edition: War Philosophy, 2026
About this edition

J. J. Graham’s 1873 translation, edited for modern spelling, with Clausewitz’s own prefatory note and a reading guide to the complete eight books.

What’s inside
  • Books I–III and VIII complete
  • Reading guide to the whole work
  • Glossary of terms
Editions & formats

Paperback

Bone cover, ink lettering, printed to order.

Ebook

EPUB and PDF, delivered to your account at once.

Audiobook

MP3 chapters in your account.

About the author

Carl von Clausewitz

1780–1831 · Burg bei Magdeburg, Prussia

Carl von Clausewitz (1780–1831), a Prussian general who fought Napoleon from Jena to Waterloo, spent his last decade directing the Berlin war college and writing On War, published by his widow Marie after his death.

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