The Art of War by Tzu, Sun -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Page Copyright Contents The Art of War

Translator’s Preface Translator’s Introduction 1. Strategic Assessments 2. Doing Battle 3. Planning a Siege 4. Formation 5. Force 6. Emptiness and Fullness 7. Armed Struggle 8. Adaptations 9. Maneuvering Armies 10. Terrain 11. Nine Grounds 12. Fire Attack 13. On the Use of Spies

Mastering the Art of War

Note on Pronunciation Translator’s Introduction The Art of War and the I Ching: Strategy and Change Notes on Sources Part One: The Way of the General: Essays on Leadership and Crisis Management Part Two: Lessons of War: Studies in Strategy

The Lost Art of War

Introduction Sun Bin’s Art of War Leadership, Organization, and Strategy: How Sun Tzu and Sun Tzu II Complement Each Other

The Silver Sparrow Art of War

Translator’s Introduction 1. Strategic Measurements 2. Combat 3. Planning Attack 4. Formations 5. Disposition and Momentum 6. Vulnerability and Substantiality 7. Armed Struggle 8. Adapting to All Changes 9. Maneuvering Forces 10. The Lay of the Land 11. Nine Grounds 12. Fire Assault 13. Employing Secret Agents

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