(*) All these figures are taken from Chambray. Vergl. Bd. vii. 2^te Auflage, § 80, ff.

(*) 8th Chapter.—Tr.

(*) Philippsburg was the pattern of a badly-placed fortress; it resembled a fool standing with his nose close to a wall.

() As it is conceived that the words “ebenen” and “gebirgigen” in this passage in the original have by some means become transposed, their equivalents—level and mountainous*—are here placed in the order in which it is presumed the author intended the words to stand.—Tr.

(*) See Chapters IV. and V.

(*1.) Book I., Chapter I.

(*2.) Book I., Chapter I.

(*3.) Book VII., Chapters IV. and V. (Culminating Point of Victory).