ACOUP - Total Generalship: Commanding Pre-Modern Armies, Part IIIa: Discipline

For his third part in this three-part series, Bret takes a three-part look at the role that three distinct factors play in how the army itself can carry out the orders of the general. The first of these factors he examines is discipline. What did “discipline” mean, how was it trained for, and what options did it allow for the army (and what associated costs did it have).

 

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