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100	0		_92119 _aSunzi, _dactive 6th century B.C.
245	1	4	_aThe art of war / _cSun Tzu.
260			_a[S.l. : _bs.n., _c200?].
300			_a[114 p.] ; _c28 cm.
505	0		_aIntroduction -- Sun Wu and his book -- The text of Sun Tzu -- Apologies for war -- Bibliography -- Footnotes -- Pt. 1. Laying plans -- Pt. 2. Waging war -- Pt. 3. Attack by stratagem -- Pt. 4. Tactical dispositions -- Pt. 5. Energy -- Pt. 6. Weak points and strong -- Pt. 7. Maneuvering -- Pt. 8. Variations in tactics -- Pt. 9. The army on the March -- Pt. 10. Terrain -- Pt. 11. The nine situations -- Pt. 12. The attack by fire -- Pt. 13. The use of spies.
520			_aSun Tzu's The Art of War has been a vastly influential treatise on military strategy in the east from the time of China's Warring States Period (403-221 BC) onward. Though its first translation into a European language was only in 1782, the book's significance was quickly recognized and even such towering figures of Western history as Napoleon and General Douglas MacArthur have claimed it a source of inspiration. Pax Librorum (www.PaxLibrorum.com) now brings readers this highly accessible unannotated edition of Lionel Giles' definitive translation of Sun Tzu's enduring masterpiece.
650		0	_92120 _aMilitary art and science _yEarly works to 1800
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