Their left wing, which opposed the Austrian right wing resting on the Danube, was extremely weak and was completely defeated.
The few principles, therefore, which come up in this connection, and which depend primarily on the condition of the respective states and armies, can in their essential parts be very briefly summarized:
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PRINCIPLES OF WAR | by Carl von Clausewitz |
Translated and edited by Hans W. Gatzke
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6. A fundamental principle is never to remain completely passive, but to attack the enemy frontally and from the flanks, even while he is attacking us.