A very rare first edition from 1918 in excellent condition
 
"A General's Letters to His Son on Minor Tactics," authored anonymously, is a fascinating work that delves into the intricacies of military strategy and the art of war. Written in a format that combines personal letters with tactical instruction, the book serves as a unique commentary on the principles of minor tactics—a crucial aspect of warfare often overlooked in broader military studies. The correspondence between a father and son allows for an intimate exploration of concepts such as maneuverability, troop deployment, and the significance of terrain. The author’s insightful observations are grounded in historical context, making the lessons both timeless and relevant. Each letter is imbued with practical advice and philosophical reflections, helping readers appreciate the complexity of military operations. Ultimately, this book not only equips military enthusiasts with valuable knowledge but also offers an engaging narrative that highlights the father-son bond within a backdrop of strategic discourse.