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Book 1, On The Nature of War : Chapter 1, Introduction, Notes & What is War?
1. How does Clausewitz sees the first 6 books he wrote in his notes?
(a) As a ready to publish version.
(b) As being stolen from another author.
(c) As a rough draft.
(d) As a formless mass that needs to be reworked.
2. How does Clausewitz sees war in Book 1, Chapter 1?
(a) As a necessity for the economy.
(b) As a way for generals to fight boredom.
(c) As a continuation of policy by other means.
(d) As a one time event that politicians cannot control.
3. How is Book 7 "On Attack" seen by Clausewitz?
(a) The introduction to Book 8, "War-Plans."
(b) A conclusion.
(c) An independent book in the series.
(d) The counter part of Book 6, "On Defense."
4. What event does Clausewitz fear would make his book liable to endless misinterpretation?
(a) His early death.
(b) The introduction of women in the armed forces.
(c) The invention of the Gatling gun.
(d) Releasing the book within his lifetime.
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