Using the benchmark date of 1808, Napoleon's armies grew in size and were clearly larger than armies in the US Civil War. Perhaps only the forces commanded by General Grant in the Overland campaign can be considered comparable. There Grant's army in Virginia was over 100,000 troops. With that said, Napoleon commanded huge armies. He had 170,00 troops at Wargram, 120,000 at Dresden, and 190,000 at Leipzig.
I don't think they had statistics for those issues. Even within the armies, it would be difficult, because there was no systematic way of counting heads. Nobody really knows the numbers of troops deployed in any of the armies.
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The most sigificant delays were those caused by General Halleck when appointed as Commander-in-Chief of the Union armies in 1862. By wanting to occupy territory instead of destroying enemy forces, he prevented Grant from wiping out the Confederate armies in Tennessee, when it was well within his power.
A much larger population from which to raise armies, a vastly larger industrial capacity with which to supply those armies, several times the amount of railroad mileage upon which to transport those armies and supplies to the battle fronts
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Those were his orders.
Germany had armies fighting in Russia when the treaty was signed. By ending the war there, Germany was able to move most of those armies to France to bolster those already fighting there. It also removed Russia from the war, allowing them to fight their Civil War with less interference from the Central Powers. It would've granted large amounts of territory to the Central Powers, but the later treaty of Versailles forced them to repudiate the treaty.
I'll be happy to help you, but in order for me to compare the areas of those triangles, you have to tell me the areas of those triangles.
It was a huge mistake because they were still so imbibed of Napoleon's strategical and tactical principles to not realize the great evolution the new technologies (rifled weaponry, railroads etc.) in being would have brought about both in tactics and strategy. Only after the early stage of war they became aware that those principles had become obsolete and they slowly provided to change their minds but at the cost of huge losses in terms of men and means.
Both of those can happen.
What German war of liberation in the time of Napoleon ? Those German states which were not allied to Napoleon, principally Prussia, were treated savagely by the Jena/Auerstadt campaign of 1806 and in the subsequent treaty.