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Originally posted by Ironcross:

did you read a book called "The Art of War"?
I have read many books titled the "The Art of ..."

And, yes I have read both Sun Tzu's The Art of War in several different translations, prefering Samuel B. Griffith's. I have also read Niccolo Machiavelli's The Art of War along with The Art of Maneuver, The Art of Wargaming, The Art of Blitzkrieg, and The Art of Command among others. It seems a popular turn of phrase for titles.
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