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  1. [The] System of Mesnil-Durand, Originally Drawn from That of Folard. Who Folard Was. Exposition of His System
  2. New Variations of the “French Order.” [The] Proofs Made at Metz. [The] System of Mesnil-Durand as It Was Executed at the Camp of Vaussieux. Examination of This System in All the Aspects of Its Detail
  3. Avant-Propos
  4. The Column Considered in Two Aspects: One, as Means of March and Maneuver, and Two, as Attack Disposition. It May Only Ever Be the Momentary and Accidental Order
  5. Appendix A: Diagram V: Vaussieux and Its Environs
  6. [The] System of Mesnil-Durand as It Is in His First Work, Titled Projet d’un ordre français
  7. The Deep Order, and Particularly the Species of Deep Order Proposed by Mesnil-Durand: May It or Must It be the Primitive and Habitual Order, in Preference to the Deployed Order?
  8. If One Would Adopt the System of Mesnil-Durand, Would It Then Follow That One Would Be Able, as He Announces, to Re-Serry Positions, Camps, and Orders of Battle?
  9. System of Mesnil-Durand Considered in Relation to Marches and March Orders
  10. [The] Current System of War Examined in Relation to Politics and to the Administration. It Would Be Impossible and Even Disadvantageous to Change It
  11. Relationship of Positions to Subsistence. May One, Relative to Subsistence, Adopt the System of Shortening Positions?
  12. [The] System of Mesnil-Durand Considered in Relation to Orders of Battle and to Battles
  13. Appendix B: The French Army in the Eighteenth Century
  14. [The] System of Mesnil Durand Enunciated in His Diverse Works. [The] Form by Which I Propose to Analyze It
  15. The System of Mesnil-Durand: Is It Favorable to the Genius and the Character of the Nation?
  16. Examination of the System of Mesnil-Durand Relative to Artillery
  17. Other Great Obstacles to the Re-serrying of Positions and Orders of Battle Drawn from the Nature of Operations and from the Circumstances to Which Armies Are Subjected
  18. The System of Mesnil-Durand Is Not Admissible in Any Respect. It Is a Matter of Holding to the One That Exists and Only Consolidating Our Constitution and Perfecting Ourselves in Modern Tactics
  19. Appendix C: Glossary of Terms
  20. Preliminary Material
  21. Examination of the System of Mesnil-Durand Relative to Grand Maneuvers and to Army Movements
  22. [The] System of Mesnil-Durand Accommodated to Our Constitution and Named [the] “French Order”
  23. May Current Castrametation Change Form and Consequently Permit the Shortening of Positions?
  24. Examination of the System of Mesnil-Durand Relative to Cavalry
  25. The Military Enlightenment: War and Culture in the French Empire from Louis XIV to Napoleon