Although the writings of Antoine-Henri Jomini influenced military thought during the 19th and 20th centuries, the obscurity of their publishing history has led to misunderstandings of the development and substance of Jomini's thought. This review attempts to (1) point out the continuity of his thought on the conduct of war, and (2) provide an accurate history of his known, published works. The bibliography which follows lists the major editions of his works, pamphlets, articles from journals and newspapers, and correspondence. Titles and annotations are in French with notes in English. Translations of his works are also listed. The bibliography covers material published from 1805 to the present. (Author/JAB)