Giacomo Rivero

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Giacomo Rivero (1829-1922)

Kingdom of the Two Sicilies's general. The professor of the War School in Naples and one of the best strategists ever. He was a Protestant.

Books by Giacomo Rivero:

  • The Art of War (1852)
  • Soldiers of Fortune (1854)
  • Commandment of Cavalry (1855)
  • Commandment of Artillery (1855)
  • Modern War (1860)
  • History of Italy (1862)
  • Joachim Murat (1866)
  • Condottieres (1880)
  • Naples and Sicily (1880)
  • My Life (1888)
  • The Art of Planning (1890)
  • Doing my best (1892)