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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Lectures and Conferences.	NL	Credits for Lectures or Conferences.			Q
		L	Cf	T
By the Professor of Military Art,	2	3	. .	3
By the Professor ofTopography,	1	1½	. .	1½	2
By the Professor of PermanentFortification,	2	3	. .	3
By the Professor of Artillery,	2	3	. .	3
Conferences by the Chief of the Service,
of Artillery,	4	. .	6	6
of Engineers,	4	. .	6	6
Total,	15	10½	12	22½	2

* One series of questions by the Chief of the Artillery Service, as to what relates to that arm.

One series of questions by the Chief of the Engineer Service, as to what relates to that arm.

A Credit of 11 is assigned to each series of questions.

D Drawings.

M Memoirs.

H Attendances in the Halls.

I Credits.

Works of Application.	Number of
	D	M	Attendances out of doors.		H	C
			of 4½h.	of 8 h.
2nd Reconnaissance Plan (Memoir.)
Topographical Work,	. .	. .	4	. .	. .	20	*
Itinerary and Sketch (Memoir,)	. .	. .	. .	. .	. .	. .
Plan “Director,”	. .	. .	. .	. .	1	5
Tracing of Lines,	. .	. .	. .	1	. .	10	†
Tracing of Works of Attack and of Defense,	. .	. .	6	. .	. .	25
Sketch,	1	. .	. .	. .	2	1	‡
Memoir,	. .	1	. .	. .	2	2
						90
Total,	1	1	10	1	5

* Credits given by the Professor of Topography.