IX SWITZERLAND. MILITARY SYSTEM AND MILITARY INSTRUCTION.. Area - Population-Military Service........ Federal Militia-Elite, Reservc, Levy en misse... Helvetic Military Association--Volunteer Corps. Cantonal Organizations-Juvenile Military Festivals. Sham Ficht in 1860, and Zurich Cantonal Festival. III. TARGET SHOOTING OF SHARP-SHOOTERS IN 1859.. X. UNITED STATES. MILITARY SYSTEM AND MILITARY EDUCATION...... Regular Army-State Militia-.Volunteer Force. Omcers-How Trained and Appointed... A. MILITARY EDUCATION FOR LAND SERVICE.. National, State, Individual, and Corporate Institutions. I. UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY AT WEST Point. 2. Summary of Instructional Progress.. (1.) Government and Organization.. Military Staff-Staff of Instruction.. Professors–Assistant and Acting Assistants. (2.) Mode and Conditions of Admission.. (3.) Subjects and Marks-Value of Each Study Practical Instruction and Exercises (4.) Classification of Cadets for Instruction.. (5.) Methods of Instruction-Recitation-Independent Study. (6.) Routine of Daily Work.... (7.) System of Estimating Daily Proficiency.. Weekly Class Report-Monthly Record. (8.) Periodical Examinations-Oral.... Annual Examinations-Board of Visitors.. Classification by Results—mainly from the Daily Record. Dismissal for want of Proficiency in Studies... (9.) Graduation-Penalties Attached to Idleness. Choice of Service determined by standing on the Roll. Honorable Mention in the Army List.. (10.) Discipline-Punishments-Demerits. Credit Allowed to Conduct on Final Examination. (11.) Athletic Sports-Recreation..... (12.) Assimilation of Duties to those of a Regiment.. Officer of the Day-Officer in Charge-Guard-Sentrics.. (14.) Annual Expense-Aggregate-to each Cadet. 4. Staff of Government and Instruction, Jan. 1, 1872. 5. Subjects and Synopsis of Cour:e of Instruction.. 6. Regulations for Admission..... Official Exposition of the Aim and Mode of Examination.. 7. Board of Visitors— Annual Report. PAGE. II. SPECIAL SCHOOLS OF APPLICATION.. 819 ARTILLERY SCHOOL AT FORTRESS MONROE.. 821 III. MILITARY ELEMENT IN STATE SCHOOLS. 8:25 1. State Military Schools..... 823 2. Military Tactics in State Science Colleges.. 827 IV. INDIVIDUAL AND CORPORATE MILITARY Schools.. 831 CAPT. ALDEN PARTRIDGE.. 833 Memorial adverse to Exclusive Government Schools. 837 Literary and Scientific Institute at Middletown and Norwich. 857 V. MILITARY EXERCISES IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS... 865 B. UNITED STATES NAVAL AND MARITIME EDUCATION.. 83 1. United States Navy and Naval Affairs... 883 Growth and Condition in Ships, Oficers, and Men.. 2. Steam and Science in their Applications to Navigation.. 293 I. UNITED STATES NAVAL SCHOOL AT ANNAPOLIS, Historical Development... 897 Secretary Bancroft's Letter, Aug. 7, 1815. 692 1. Exposition of its CONDITION AND NEEDS IN 1864. 901 Organization for Administration and Instruction... 902 Buildings and Material Equipment.... 903 Papils-Entrance Examination... 905 Daily Routine-Study-Recitation-Recreation... 907 Course of Instruction, Examinations, and Merit Roll. 908 Physical Training-Expansion of Chest-Vocal Organs. 915 Domestic and Sanitary Arrangements.. 916 Religious Observances and Instruction.. 916 Discipline-Offenses --Demerits--Punishments 918 Financial Affairs-Cost per Pupil.... 919 Graduating Class of 1864-Summer Cruise.. 920 2. RECOMMENDATIONS BY BOARD OF VISITORS. 921 (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, Courses optional after Second Year, and open to Outsiders.. 926 (5.) Temporary and Special Courses for Officers on Furlough... 927 (6.) Navigation Schools for Seamen, Mates, and Masters... 937 Not Government Schools, but inspected by National Officers. 928 Evening Classes, Junior and Senior Departments.... 928 Local and National, Commercial and Military coöperation.... 929 Experience of England and France in Navigation Schools. 929 (7.) Appointment of Council of Naval Education.... 930 Constitution of such a Council-in Attainment, Esperience... 931 Duties-Useless Character of Existing Board of Visitors..... 932 (8.) Inspector of Studics needed... 9:32 (9.) Appointment of Professors and Assistants. (10.) Greater Publicity given to the Annual Reports, 934 3 CONDITION IN 1872.... 935 II, SCHOOL OF NAVAL CONSTRUCTION.. 937 III. SCHOOL OF STEAM ENGINEERING.. 938 IV. NAVAL APPRENTICES.. 939 V. INSTRUCTION IN NAVIGATION, AND EXAMINATIONS FOR COMMANDS.... 910 VI. NAUTICAL REFORMATORY SHIPS.. 940 GENERAL REVIEW OF MILITARY SYSTEMS AND EDUCATION. 941 CONTENTS OF VOLUME... 947 INDEX TO VOLUME XXIII. OF BARNARD'S AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. [NATIONAL SERIES, VOLUME VII.] Aargau, or Argovia, Canton of, 393. Anger, 73, 137, 354. Annapolis, Naval Academy, 895. Historical Development, 895. Admission, 906. 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. Antipathies, 148, 315. Aptitudes in children, 15, 27, 79. Arbiturienten-Examen, 297. Architecture, School, 657. Age, 56, 570, 577, 589, 614, 756, 785, 797. Aristocracy, Dangers of a Military, 851. Aristippus, 100. Arithmetic, 59, 156, 460. Neglect in English Schools, 459. Argumentation, 128, 282. Army Schools in English Service, 540, 625. Garrison and Barrack Schools, 625. Chelsea Training School for Army-Masters, 625. Kneller Hall Music College, 626. Goethe, History and Influence of, 16. Artillery, Gunnery, and Musketry, School of, Fortress Monroe, 821. Munich, 321. New York, 829. Vienna, 313. Indiana, 831. Arts in the University curriculum, 163, Defective method of teaching, 153. Ashburton, Lord, 442. Ascham, R., Lady Jane Grey, 377. Associations, early, 443. Astronomy, 138, 156. Asylum for Orphans, Military, 625. Dublin Military Orphan Institute, 625. Chelsea Military Orphan Asylum, 625. Athens, estimation of Teachers in, 135. Athens, University, 407. Athletic Sports, 159, 915. Attention, to business in hand, 126, 373. Soul of memory, 126. Habits of, should be attained, 460. Augustine, St., 28, 44. AUSTRIA Military System and Schools in 1869, 305, 955. Technical Drawing. 701. Naval and Navigation Schools, 334. Authority in the teacher, 29. Authority, method of, in teaching, 489. Authors, influence of, 205, 226. 200. Bacho, A D., cited, 402. Essay on Discourse, 177. Essay on Travel, 235. Organizer of Naval Academy, 897. English l'edagogy, 416. Studies and Conduct, 65. Artillery School, 821. Military System and Schools, 318, Southey, 101. Taylor, 286. Whately, 108. Report of 1871, 1863, 684. Letter to Francis Bacon, 71. Bacon, 103, 110, 205. Heincius, 215. Herschel, 205. Hillbouse, 208. Locke, 222. Macaulay, 206. Milton, 205, 223. Moon, 208. Potter, 215. Rice, 210. Sedgwick, 228. Verplanck, 219, Watts, 216. Whately, 104. Winthrop, 209, Money saved to buy, 271. llenfrey, 469. Hooker, 472. Wilson, 49, Brandywine Springs, Military School, 846. Letter to Z. Macaulay, 161. Teachers of mankind, 164. Advice to his Son, 75. Advice to a friend, 95. Conversational Power, 187. Relations to University, 697. Unconscious Influence, 387. Secret of Influence in Paul and Christ, 891. C'ensus of 1870, 393. Bavaria, 317. United States, 722, 922. Calling to a pursuit. 79. Cardboard Constructions in Drawing, 704. Letter to a Young Man, 203. Reverence in school culture, 528, 9. Competitive Examination, 813. Military Drill in Schools, 871. Books and Reading, 207. Letters to his Nephew, 180. Letters to his Son, 125. Professional and oratorical training, 166. . Civil Service Commission, 556, 794. Conduct, suggestions respecting points of, Marriage, 76, 270. Reverence, 9, 67. Modesty, 70, 370. Sarcasm, 128. Motives, 67, 96, 128, 370, Self-control, 95. Money, 249 Sensuality, 95, 97. Objects in life, 147. Silence, 80, 134, 628. Occupation, 79, 107. Sleep, 81. Order, 90, 247. Sunday, 84. Profanity, 70. Superiors, 70, 76, 137. Profession, 79, 97. Travel, 71, 75, 231. Protligacy, 134. Truthfulness, 70. Quarreling, :35. Wife, i5, 271. Macaulay, 440. Conference, with others, in reading, 112, 223, 225. Martineru, 415. Conscious manner, 1.9, 338. Mill. 501. Consequences, pondered over, 286. Milton, 152 Construction, course of, 698. Contempt, 11, 36. Southey, 413. Continuity, Law of, 692. Ternple, 41;. Contouring, 597 Tyndall, 431. c'ontents and analysis of book read, 225, 230. Vaugain, 446. Conversation, value and method, 43, 177. Steele, 184, Bacon, 177. Swift, 179. Burleigh, 76. Taylor, 89. Chesterfield, 127. Tempe, 184. DeQuincey, 185. Whately, 178. Mackintosh, 386. Conversation, common faults in, 180. Conversation and reading, 103, 112, 150, 223, 229. Conversers, examples of good, 187, 190. Cordova University, 612. Cornell University, Military Tactics, 831. Corporeal Punishment, 314, 345. Correction and Punishment, 31, 344. 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 Crates, cited, 100. Crawford, William H., 733. Miss Nightingale's services, 381. Crozet, Claude at Westprint, 735, 742. Method with the Blackboard, 736. 'rying and whining, 28. Curiosity, 14, 41, 112. Curier, Logical adrantages of Natural History, 477. Cyrus, his own and his children's education, 19. Promoted by writing out notes of lectures, 495. Darmstadt, Drawing and other Models, 704. Davidson, E. A., on Mechanical Drawing, 701 Kesults of Paris Exposition of 1866 7ul. Day, the ordering of a, 81. Death, 277. Debt, 236, 266. Endorsing. 76. Degrees, Academic, 619, 698. Demerit, Marks of, 765, 918. Filial duty, 75. Demosthenes, 144, 163, 528. Gaiety, 70. DANMARK, 398, 956. Military System, 956. Humility, 456. DEMORGAN, 446. Independance, 95. Thorough mastery of one Subject, 446. Industry, 71. DeQuincey, Thomas, 185. Inferiors, 76, 137. Conversation as an Art, 185. Letter to a person of neglected education, 193. DeRussy, Rene, 727. 576. |