…space, so that the written sounds on paper were used for the control of armies. And both Alexander the Great and the Julius Caesar and those great generals were able to use the roads and the circular systems of the papyrus world for the first time…

…massive educational program. We put our whole mechanical industrial environment around them as an educational machine. This is what Julius Caesar did with the Huns. Alexander the Great did. War as an educational institution is the most powerful because it…

…massive educational program. We put our whole mechanical industrial environment around them as an educational machine. This is what Julius Caesar did with the Huns. Alexander the Great did. War as an educational institution is the most powerful because it…

…you going to give it back to me? I was just thinking, in warfare, the coming of armies organized a la Julius Caesar or Napoleon, marching men rose. You see, today, under electronic conditions, you don't have any more marching men. Guerrilla warfare again.…

…Alexander the Great was a great educator of the Orient. He pushed western ways into the Far East, changed their architecture, everything. Julius Caesar was a great educator as he crushed the Goths and the Huns. He taught them how to stand up and march in…

…does War as an educational institution Consists in sending our culture abroad to encounter alien cultures. That's the way Julius Caesar educated the Huns. Alexander the Great educated considerable parts of the world this way, by simply allowing these backward…

…one of the themes I think men have never studied. In war, a whole culture goes into action. It's not just specialism. Julius Caesar educated the Goths and the Huns very adequately. He really educated them. They quickly came back and destroyed him. But, or…

…He really educated them. They quickly came back and destroyed him. But, or destroyed Rome. But Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar were two of the greatest educators in the history of mankind. Warfare as a teaching machine, warfare as the whole…

…on the left. Never got to Sweden. They're now spending billions putting the traffic on the right-hand side. But wherever Julius Caesar went, he taught them organization in the Roman visual, bureaucratic style, and he laid out straight streets and so on.…

…massive educational program. We put our whole mechanical industrial environment around them as an educational machine. This is what Julius Caesar did with the Huns. Alexander the Great did. War as an educational institution is the most powerful because it…