French Pronunciation. De Peiffer. Treatise on the Conjugation of French Verbs. Castarède. Elementary French. Aldrich and Foster. La Langue Française. Première Partie. Bercy. Le Petit Parisien. Kron. THIRD CLASS. French: Martin’s French Verbs. Elementary French. Aldrich and Foster. Introductory French Composition, Francois. Guerlac’s Standard French Authors. Advanced French Prose Composition, Francois. Potter’s Dix Contes Modernes. French Verbs and Prepositions, Idioms, Letters. Cameron’s Tales of France. Marchand’s French Idioms. Revue Militaire des Armées Étrangères. Labiche and Martin’s Voyage de M. Perrichon. Courrier des Etats-Unis (Sunday edition). Le Petit Parisien. Kron. SECOND AND FIRST CLASSES. Spanish: Spanish Verb and Spanish Pronunciation. Traub. Spanish Grammar. Monsanto and Languellier. Spanish Grammar. Garner. El Castellano Actual. Román y Salamero. Las Novedades. First Spanish Book. Worman. Elementary Spanish Reader. Ramsey. BOOKS OF REFERENCE. French: French Pronouncing Dictionary. Spiers and Surenne. Military Technical Dictionary. Willcox. Spanish: New Spanish-English and English-Spanish Dictionary, by Cuyás. Appleton. DEPARTMENT OF LAW. FIRST CLASS. The course in law covers the following subjects: 1. The elements of law. 2. Constitutional law. 3. International law. 4. Military law. To illustrate principles in the text-books cadets are required to recite on numerous cases from reports. Lectures are also given upon the subjects taught, so far as the limits of time allotted to this course permit. TEXT BOOKS. The Elements of Law. Davis, G. B. Constitutional Law. Davis, E. G. International Law. Davis, G. B. Military Law. Dudley. BOOKS OF REFERENCE. There is a reference library in the department of about 2,500 volumes, accessible to the cadets. DEPARTMENT OF PRACTICAL MILITARY ENGINEERING. FOURTH, THIRD, SECOND AND FIRST CLASSES. Cadets of the fourth class receive an elementary course in theoretical surveying during the month of February. During the summer encampment, cadets of the third class receive practical instruction in the use and adjustment of surveying instruments and in surveying methods. In this course they apply in the field what has been taught them in their theoretical course of the preceding spring. The course includes tie line surveys, made by use of the tape or chain alone, surveys made with the compass and with the transit, and running differential level circuits.