IX. SWITZERLAND. MILITARY SYSTEM AND MILITARY INSTRUCTION.. 1. OUTLINE OF MILITARY SYSTEM.. Area-Population-Military Service........ Federal Militia-Elite, Reserve, Levy en masse.. Federal Army-Various Corps.... Helvetic Military Association-Volunteer Corps.. Cantonal Organizations-Juvenile Military Festivals.. Sham Fight in 1869, and Zurich Cantonal Festival. III. TARGET SHOOTING OF SHARP-SHOOTERS IN 1859.. Number of Candidates-Prizes-Public and Religious Services.. IV. FEDERAL INSTRUCTION OF OFFICERS-SCIENTIFIC CULTURE....... PAGE. G91 X. UNITED STATES. MILITARY SYSTEM AND MILITARY EDUCATION.. Regular Army-State Militia-Volunteer Force.. Officers-How Trained and Appointed... II. SPECIAL SCHOOLS OF APPLICATION. 1. United States Navy and Naval Affairs....... ARTILLERY SCHOOL AT FORTRESS MONROE.. III. MILITARY ELEMENT IN STATE SCHOOLS.. 1. State Military Schools.. 2. Military Tactics in State Science Colleges.. IV. INDIVIDUAL and CORPORATE MILITARY SCHOOLS... CAPT. ALDEN PARTRIDGE....... Memorial adverse to Exclusive Government Schools. Literary and Scientific Institute at Middletown and Norwich. V. MILITARY EXERCISES IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS... B. UNITED STATES NAVAL AND MARITIME EDUCATION.. Growth and Condition in Ships, Officers, and Men... PASE 819 621 825 823 865 83 883 857 2. Steam and Science in their Applications to Navigation.. 893 918 919 920 921 Discipline-Offenses-Demerits-Punishments 2. RECOMMENDATIONS BY BOARD OF VISITORS. (1.) Change of Relation and Name from Midshipmen to Cadets... 922 (2.) Change in Mode and Condition of Appointment and Admission 922 (3.) Practical Test of Aptitude and Constitutional Qualities....... 925 (4.) Reorganization of Studies on the Basis of Special Schools, 927 Courses optional after Second Year, and open to Outsiders.. 926 Not Government Schools, but inspected by National Officers. 927 923 929 929 930 Constitution of such a Council-in Attainment, Experience... 931 V. INSTRUCTION IN NAVIGATION, AND EXAMINATIONS FOR COMMANDS.. INDEX TO VOLUME XXIII. OF BARNARD'S AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. [NATIONAL SERIES, VOLUME VII.] Aargau, or Argovia, Canton of, 393. School Code of 1865, 638. Aberdeen, university, 694, 700. Abstract Thought, 149, 447, 457. Abstract and Relative Truths, 457, 470. Academic Board at West Point, 755. Academic Board and Staff at Annapolis, 903. Academy, equivalent to College, 154. Accomplishments, 379. Accuracy, difficulty in reaching, 447, 501. ACKLAND, HENRY W., 479. Physiology, Physics, and Chemistry, 479. Adams, John Q., Naval School, 896. Admission to Special Military Schools, 287, 292, 298. Competition, 299, 555, 586, 789, 809, 922. Discussion, as to, 684, 788, 805, 809, 922. Failures after, 778, 787, 817. Anger, 73, 137, 354. Annapolis, Naval Academy, 895. Historical Development, 895. Course of Studies, 900. Discipline, 918. Cost, 919, 926. Reorganization, plan of, 921. Annotations by Whately, 103, 178. ANTHONY, HENRY, 809. Speech in Senate on Competitive Ex.,809. Appenzell, Canton, 394. Aptitudes in children, 15, 27, 79. Aristocracy, Dangers of a Military, 851. Arithmetic, 59, 156, 460. Neglect in English Schools, 459. Army Schools in English Service, 540, 625. Chelsea Training School for Army-Masters, 625. Advice, respecting studies and conduct, 67, 81, 123, Art, University Study, 512. 165, 193, 205, 231. Adults, education, 193, 645. Esthetics, science of the beautiful, 16, 512. Agricultural Colleges, Military Tactics in, 829. Agriculture, 80, 155, 255. Amherst, 830. California, 833. Louisiana, 831. New York, 829. Indiana, 831. Age for Study, 73, 77, 154, 158, 435. Affectation, 103. AIKEN, JOHN, 239. Eyes or No Eyes-Art of Seeing, 239. Air, pure, in schoolhouses, 659. AIRY, GEORGE B., 448. Scientific Studies, 448. Aldershot, Survey Class, 611. Alphonzo X of Spain, 642. Ambition, as a motive, 343. Carlyle, 528. Chatham, 142. Chesterfield, 124. Froude, 517. Quintilian, 22. Arts in the University curriculum, 153, Defective method of teaching, 153. Ascham, R., Lady Jane Grey, 377. Asylum for Orphans, Military, 625. Dublin Military Orphan Institute, 625. Athletic Sports, 159, 915. Attention, to business in hand, 126, 379. Soul of memory, 126. Habits of, should be attained, 460. Augustine, St., 28, 44. Essay on Riches, 255. Essay on Studies, 103. Essay on Travel, 235. Bacon, Nathaniel, 140. Baker, Col., 548. Baltimore, Primary School, 677. BANCROFT, GEORGE, 897. Organizer of Naval Academy, 897. BARNARD, HENRY, list of publications, 974. English Pedagogy, 416. Mintary Schools, 287, 949. National Education in Europe 870. Report on Military Academy, 783. Report on Naval Academy, 901. Basil, St., of Cappadocia, at Athens, Barron, William II., 724. BARROW, ISAAC, 93, 94. Barry, Col William, 821. Basle, Half Cantons, 394. Military System and Schools, 318. Beauty, sense of, 16, 270, 512, Brandywine Springs, Military School, 846. British and Foreign School Society in Spain, 643 Letter to Z. Macaulay, 161. Training for public speaking, 162. Appeal for human advancement, 164. Teachers of mankind, 164. BURLEIGH, LORD, 74. Advice to his Son, 75. Bulwer, Edward Lytton, 272. BURNS, ROBERT, 95. Advice to a Friend, 95. Burke, Edmund, 162, 187. Model for English Student, in oratory, 162. Burnet's History, 139. Burgh Schools of Scotland. 696. Bushnell, Horace, 387. Unconscious Influence, 387. Power of Character, 388. Double Line of receiving and giving, 389. Secret of Influence in Paul and Christ, 391. Business Men, Value of books to, 216. California State Agricultural School, 832. Cadet, Military Corps, 833. United States, 722, 922. Caligraphy, 58, 55, 62. 90. Southey, 101. Calhoun, John C., 855. Taylor, 286. Whately, 108. Calling to a pursuit. 79. 274. Biology, 470, 478. Blackboard, at Westpoint, 786. Board-Class at Sandhurst, 563. Board of Military Education, England, 507. Board of Visitors of West Point, 683. Report of 1871, 1863, 684. Boarding-schools and Private Tutors, 23, 362, 349. Boards in French Military Schools, 293. BODLEIGH, SIR THOMAS, 71. Letter to Francis Bacon, 71. Bolingbroke, 139. Books, value and use, 205. Bacon, 103, 110, 205, Heincius, 215. Herschel, 205. Sedgwick, 228. Watts, 216. Camelford, Lord. 129. Cardboard Constructions in Drawing, 704. Letter to a Young Man, 203. Address as Rector of Edinburgh University, 524 Diligence and honesty in Study, 524. Books should be made more available, 524. Ambition avoided-Modesty-Wealth, 528 Catholic Church Sisterhoods, 389, 399. Ceremonial behavior, 39, 245. Charity, 94, 371, 381. CHATHAM, Earl of, 129. Letters to his Nephew, 130. Chelsea Military Orphan Asylum, 625. Chiding, or Reprimands, 36. Cheltenham College, 546, 592. Chemistry, 60, 470, 476, 490, 602. Chess, not a diversion, 43. CHESTERFIELD, Earl of, 123. Letters to his Son, 125. Choate, Rufus, books and reading, 206. Choice of books, 219. Choice of paths, 78, 88, 97. Choice of Service, Graduates, 764. Christ, Silent Power of, 14, 44, 892. Cicero, cited, 27, 32, 34, 36, 74, 209, 255, Lowe, 121. Class-reading of books, 223. Cleanliness and Order, 36, 70. Clear and precise ideas of any subject, 454. Clergy and Education, 314. Clothes, and dress, 272. Coast Survey, 888. Coleridge, S. T., 189, 194. College or associated education, 362, 367. COLLINGWOOD, ADMIRAL, LORD, 379. Letters on education of his daughter, 379. Collin's Peerage, 526. Colored spectacles, reading with, 110. Commentators, 145, 176. Commerce, Schools of, 656. Commercial Accounts, 62. Commissioners of Military Education, 535. Common place book, 73, 90, 224. Cominon occurrences, not enough noted, 119. Competitive Examination, 788, 805, 807, 922. France, 299, 811. Prussia, 300. United States, 790, 809, 922. Composition in ancient tongues, 152, 171, Composition in vernacular, 64, 158, 173. 425. Learned by trans ating from other languages, 165. Continuity, Law of, 692. Contouring, 597 Contents and analysis of book read. 225, 230. Conversation, value and method, 43, 177. Addison, 184. Bacon, 177. Steele, 184. Swift, 179. Burleigh, 76. Taylor, 88. Chesterfield, 127. Temple, 184. DeQuincey, 185. Whately, 178. Mackintosh, 386. Conversation, common faults in, 180. Conversation and reading, 103, 112, 150, 223, 229. Cornell University, Military Tactics, 831. Council of Military Education, 289, 535. Country, education of children in, 330. Course or plan of life, 97. Course of reading 221. Course of study, 133, 169, 195. Courtesy, 70. 136. 185. Court manners, 246. Cowley, A., Value of a library, 208. Cramming, 480. 491, 496, 549, 791. Crawford, William H., 733. Miss Nightingale's services, 381. Crozet, Claude at Westpoint, 735, 742. 'rying and whining, 28. Curiosity, 14, 41, 112. Custom, or habit, 32. |