OF MATTERS.


Of the Brigade Major.	Pag. 105
Of the Brigadier.	ibid.
Of the Regimental Commander original: "Mestre de Camp".	109
Of the Colonel of Infantry.	115
Of the Lieutenant-Colonel.	121
Of the Regimental Major, both of Cavalry and Infantry.	122
Of the Captain of Cavalry.	123
Of the Captain of Infantry.	127
Of the Lieutenant and Sub-Lieutenant, both of Cavalry and Infantry.	129
Of the Cornet and the Ensign.	130
Of the Quartermaster of Cavalry.	131
Of the Sergeant of Infantry.	132
Of the Cavalier.	133
Of the Soldier.	134
Of the Aide-de-Camp.	135

OPERATIONS OF WAR.


To pass an occupied defile, while going to attack an enemy who is in battle formation behind it.	136
To retreat before an enemy, when one has a defile to pass.	139
Of an army in presence.	140
To obtain news of the enemy when one is within range.	141
On what one must observe in the march of an army, and upon arriving in a camp.	142
When one goes to war at night.	143