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Title: Insightful and Disturbing
Review: This is the third in the Special Edition series on "The Art of War" that I have read, and it was certainly the most graphic so far. Sun Tzu's The Art of War describes generalizations which can be applied to strategy, to battle, or virtually any life situation involving conflict. Not so with Machiavelli or Baron de Jomini. Their versions of The Art of War draw upon the teachings of Sun Tzu with respect to strategy, but the similarities would seem to end there. de Jomini was a brilliant strategist, and a ruthless general. If you enjoy this book, you should go on to read "The Art of War" by Machiavelli, if not the full series. It seems that every age produces a "larger than life" general who intuitively grasps the intricacies of war, and I doubt many people will dispute that de Jomini surpassed even Napoleon's thirst for conquest.
