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The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Campaign of Sedan, by George Hooper The Project Gutenberg eBook, The Campaign of Sedan, by George HooperThis eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere in the United Statesand most other parts of the world at no cost and with almost norestrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use itunder the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with thiseBook or online at. Transcriber’s Note. Clicking on a map or a battle-plan will open a larger image ofit.BOHN’S STANDARD LIBRARYTHE CAMPAIGN OF SEDAN“The policy of your Government will bring you to Jena,” saidM.

De Moustier to Herr von Bismarck during the Crimean War.“Why not to Waterloo?” was the prompt and prophetic reply.Wo Kraft und Muth in deutscher Seele flammen.THECAMPAIGN OF SEDANTHEDOWNFALL OF THE SECOND EMPIREAUGUST–SEPTEMBER 1870BYGEORGE HOOPERAUTHOR OF “WATERLOO: THE DOWNFALL OF THE FIRST NAPOLEON: AHISTORY OF THE CAMPAIGN OF 1815,” ETC.WITH MAP AND PLANS. PREFACE.When it was decided to publish a new and cheaperedition of Mr. George Hooper’s “Sedan,” thequestion arose whether anything should be added to it.My father had intended, should a new edition be calledfor, to revise and correct the work, and to furnish it withan index. After due consideration it has been decided tomake no additions to the book, except the index, whichhas been carefully compiled. A few errors that had creptinto the text of the original edition have been corrected;but in other respects the volume remains as it was leftby its author.W YNNARD H OOPER.S OUTH K ENSINGTON,October, 1897. PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION.The War of 1870–71 was opened by a campaign ofthirty days, complete in itself, and the author mustplead the dramatic unity of the great event as a reason fortreating it in a separate form. Although the foundationof those ulterior successes which enabled the Germans toproclaim the King of Prussia Emperor in Germany, and todo so in the palace of Louis XIV., yet, from an historicalpoint of view, the astonishing series of battles and marcheswhich ended in the Investment of Metz, and the Capitulationof Sedan may be regarded as standing apart, becausethey carried with them the Downfall of the Second Empire.The Campaign of Sedan, in this respect, is the supplementof the Campaign of Waterloo; but, of course, there is noresemblance between Napoleon III.

And Napoleon I., norin the political and military conditions and results of thetwo catastrophes.The materials at the disposal of any author who venturesto narrate the campaign are abundant and yet incomplete.The History of the War prepared by the German Staff isminute even to weariness, but it must always stand as theauthentic foundation of every narrative. Unreadable tothe general public, it is invaluable to the soldier-student,and to all who wish to know what the German Army islike, and how it wages war. It need scarcely be said thatthe Staff narrative is the basis of this book, which is anendeavour to present its essence in a succinct and readableform.

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Unhappily, the French accounts are wanting in precision,so that it is difficult to comprehend how they foughttheir battles, and impossible to ascertain accurately whatwas their numerical strength at any moment. The deficiencyis serious, because it mars the completeness of thestory, and frustrates every attempt to do them full justice.For, if the Army, as an Army, was wasted by incapablecommanders, the soldiers fought well and did nothing toderogate from their old renown. Testi b autoshkolla download youtube. They had to encounterbetter commanders, more numerous and better soldiers,and they were beaten, but they were not disgraced. Thewhole lesson of the war is lost, if the fact is ignored thatthe German Army, from top to bottom, was superior inevery way to that of Napoleon III., as well as morenumerous; and that what made it superior was the spiritof Duty, using the word in its highest sense, which animatedthe host, from the King, who was its shining exemplar,to the private who was proud to rival his King.The contrast, which this war exhibited, between theFrench and German methods of making and using anArmy is so violent, that it becomes painful, and impartsan air of one-sidedness to the narrative. But the factsmust be stated, although the bare statement suggests partialityin the narrator. I have, nevertheless, tried to beimpartial, and in doing my best, I have found it impossibleto read the abounding evidence of Imperial neglect, rashnessand indecision, without feeling pity for the soldiersand the nation which had to bear the penalties.