Military schools and courses of instruction in the science and art of war, / in France, Prussia, Austria, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Sardinia, England, and the United States. Drawn from recent official reports and documents. Revised Edition

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Oral Instruction—Parts of the Course.	Artillery.					Engineers.
	NL	CL		C	I	NL	CL		C	I
		+A	-A				+A	-A
1st Section—General Principles,	7	6	9	15	1	7	6	9	15	1
2d Sec.—Driving Machines,	11	12	9	21	1	11	12	9	21	1
3d Sec.—Resistance of materials,	4	5	3	8	. .	4	5	3	8	. .
4th Sec.—Working Machines,	10	15	. .	15	1	10	15	. .	15	1
5th Sec.—Lectures preparatory to the works ofapplication,	4	6	. .	6	. .	1	1.50	. .	1.50
Total	36	44	21	65	3	33	39.50	21	60.50	3

RECAPITULATION.

D Sheets of drawings.

M Memoirs.

Att Attendances.

H In the halls.

O Out-of-doors.

C Credits.

Works of application	Number of					Number of
	D	M	Att		C	D	M	Att		C
			H	O				H	O
Survey of workshops:
Figured sketches and observations,	*	. .	. .	8	65	*	. .	. .	8	65
Shaded drawings,	1	. .	22	. .	100	1	. .	22	. .	100
Memoir,	. .	1	4	. .	40	. .	1	4	. .	40
Project of machines:
Calculations and drawings,	1	. .	20	. .	90	. .	. .	. .	. .	. .
Preparation of memoir	. .	1	6	. .	60	. .	. .	. .	. .	. .
Total,	†	2	52	8	355	†	1	26	8	205