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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S Sailmakers.

C Colonels.

LC Lieut-Colonels.

M Majors.

Cp Captains.

L Lieutenants.

SL Second Lieutenants.

Warranted or Forward Officers, 1815 to 1871inclusive.						Officers of the United States Marine Corps, 1815 to1871 inclusive.
Year	B	G	Cr	S	Total.	C	LC	M	Cp	L	SL	Total.
1815	28	24	18	12	82	1	. .	2	20	21	18	62
1816	28	24	6	2	60	1	. .	1	20	21	18	61
1817	28	22	6	2	58	1	. .	1	16	19	13	50
1818	22	22	17	11	72	1	. .	. .	9	23	16	49
1819	22	22	16	11	71	. .	. .	. .	9	23	16	48
1820	19	22	17	12	70	. .	1	. .	9	24	9	43
1821	14	18	12	8	52	. .	1	. .	8	24	16	49
1822	16	17	13	10	56	. .	1	. .	8	21	15	45
1823	16	18	13	11	58	. .	1	. .	9	24	16	50
1824	15	18	14	12	59	. .	1	. .	9	24	15	49
1825	16	16	10	10	52	. .	1	. .	9	24	14	48
1826	13	12	10	9	44	. .	1	. .	9	23	17	50
1827	15	14	11	9	49	. .	1	. .	9	24	16	50
1828	14	18	14	11	57	. .	1	. .	9	24	16	50
1829	17	19	13	14	63	. .	1	. .	9	24	16	50
1830	18	20	16	16	70	. .	1	. .	9	24	16	50
1831	18	19	13	17	67	. .	1	. .	9	24	16	50
1832	21	16	12	18	67	. .	1	. .	9	24	16	50
1833	16	19	15	13	63	. .	1	. .	10	24	16	50
1834	18	17	16	14	65	. .	1	. .	10	24	16	50
1835	18	20	20	19	77	1	1	4	13	20	19	58
1836	21	20	20	19	80	1	1	4	13	20	19	58
1837	22	23	20	19	84	1	1	4	13	20	20	59
1838	25	29	23	24	101	1	1	4	13	19	20	58
1839	32	35	27	26	120	1	1	4	13	20	19	58
1840	32	37	24	25	118	1	1	4	13	20	20	59
1841	29	36	28	27	120	1	1	4	13	20	20	59
1842	32	41	36	33	142	1	1	4	13	20	19	58
1843	37	40	38	35	150	1	1	4	13	20	20	59
1844	32	39	35	33	139	1	1	4	13	20	20	59
1845	30	42	36	34	142	1	1	4	13	20	20	59
1846	31	42	36	34	143	1	1	4	13	20	20	59
1847	32	42	36	31	141	1	1	4	13	20	20	59
1848	38	44	40	29	151	1	1	7	14	23	24	70
1849	39	44	42	33	158	1	1	7	18	24	24	75
1850	39	43	42	34	158	1	1	7	18	23	23	73
1851	43	46	45	37	171	1	1	7	17	23	21	70
1852	41	45	45	38	169	1	1	7	16	21	21	67
1853	44	46	49	41	180	1	1	7	16	20	20	65
1854	38	48	51	41	178	1	1	7	14	20	20	63
1855	37	45	32	40	174	1	1	7	14	19	20	62
1856	39	40	48	39	166	1	1	7	14	20	20	63
1857	38	40	48	39	165	1	1	7	13	19	20	61
1858	38	44	47	42	171	1	1	7	14	19	20	62
1859	40	44	48	41	173	1	1	7	15	20	19	63
1860	41	46	46	42	175	1	1	7	14	20	20	63
1861	43	47	45	40	175	1	1	7	14	20	20	63
1862	54	93	60	46	253	2	2	7	24	30	30	95
1863	53	84	56	45	238	2	2	7	20	28	29	88
1864	49	71	53	40	213	2	2	7	21	30	22	84
1865	46	65	47	36	194	2	2	7	22	30	24	87
1866	39	63	43	32	177	2	2	7	22	30	24	87
1867	52	59	40	30	181	2	2	7	22	30	30	93
1868	52	55	36	31	174	. .	2	7	21	30	27	88*
1869	51	50	32	30	163	1	2	7	22	30	23	86*
1870	46	52	38	31	167	1	2	7	23	30	26	90*
1871	46	57	39	34	176	1	2	7	22	30	30	93*

* One brigadier-general since 1868. The senior officer has always been styled the lieutenant-colonel-commandant, colonel-commandant, or brigadier-general commandant. Since 1868, in the number of majors and captains is included those of the staff ranking with the line. At present there are three staff officers holding the rank of major, and two that of captain.