A true wisdom guide, management, management of men.

Some of my favorite passages: "A great general should know the art changes if it sticks to a vague knowledge of certain principles, a routine application of the rules of the art, though his command of methods are lacking. flexibility, sil examines the situations under some schemes, sil takes its dune mechanically resolutions, he does not deserve to command. "

"A meticulous in the details may seem superfluous, but [...] none of which can make you triumph is small."

"Love your troops and obtain all their help, all the benefits, all the facilities they may need." "I mean leadership, fairness, love for those in particular that are submitted to us and to all men in general."

"Whoever is at the head of armies can watch as the support of the state, and he is indeed If it is as it should be, the kingdom will be in the prosperity. But if it does not have the necessary qualities to worthily fill the post he occupies, the Kingdom souffira infallibly and may find themselves reduced to the brink of ruin. "