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Chap. 2. Os the firjl disposition to he made for the de-fence os a fortress . 313

3. Of the dispositions for the aSiual defence .. 316

4. Of the defence of the countermines . 321

5. Of the use os permanent countermines in

the defence of places . 327

6. Of the defence of places conflruSied on a

fyflem of demolition . 331

7. Dispositions for defence of a place irregu-

larly besieged ... 332

8. Of counter approaches .. 335

PART III.

Of the Service of Artillery in

the Field . 338

Chap. I. Of the several species of troops that com-pose an army . 339

2. Reflections on the composition of an army .. 346

3 . Of the field train of artillery . 348

4. Of the encampment of an army and of the

park of artillery . 352

5. Of the march of an army and of the dispo-

sition of the train of artillery . 356

6. Of battles and general engagements .. 359

7. Of the attack and defence offield fortifica-

tions .. 366

8. Of the quarters of an army . 373

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