We Must Further Expressly And Exactly Establish The Point Of View, No Less Necessary In Practice, From Which War Is Regarded As Nothing But The Continuation Of State Policy With Other Means.

We Must Further Expressly And Exactly Establish The Point Of View, No Less Necessary In Practice, From Which War Is Regarded As Nothing But The Continuation Of State Policy With Other Means.

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We must further expressly and exactly establish the point of view,
no less necessary in practice, from which war is regarded as nothing
but the continuation of state policy with other means.
-- Karl von Clausewitz (1780-1831)

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