Works
- Le Grand État-major naval, question militaire d'actualité (1909)
- Les Idées militaires de la marine du XVIIIe. De Ruyter à Suffren (1911)
- L'Envers de la guerre de course. La vérité sur l'enlèvement du convoi de St-Eustache par Lamotte-Picquet (avril-mai 1781) (1912)
- Synthèse de la guerre sous-marine. De Pontchartrain à Tirpitz (1920)
- Questions d'état-major. Principes. Organisation. Fonctionnement (1923–1924)
- Théories stratégiques (1929 ; 1935). Reedited in 1995 by Economica.
- De Gengis-Khan à Staline ou les Vicissitudes d'une manœuvre stratégique, 1205-1935 (1935)
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