Cavalry, expense of, 8; leader, 8, 73; brigade in action, 59; in the general engagement, 69; disposition of, in a campaign, 86; masses of, 99, 109; screen, 135; shooting and fire discipline of, 208 _Cavalry Training, Manual of_, 111 Cavalry _v._ Cavalry, 37 “Charge,” the, 2, 4 Cherfils, 69, 98 Chest measurement as sign of stamina of horse, 20 Chivalry, 2; Norman, 2 Colonials in the South African War, 75 Competition of squadrons, 212 Convoy duty, 144 Cooking, knowledge of, 211 Cossacks, 75, 150; activity of the, 135 Cost of horse-flesh in South African operations, 18 Country-bred men, 210 Cromwell, 3, 6, 34, 69 Cronje, General, 84 Culverwell, Professor, on teaching, 214 Curély, 3, 7, 134 Cyclists, 94, 96 Cynic, 143; cynicism, 217 Daumas, General, book on Arab horses by, 23 Delarey, 75 Denison on cavalry recruits, 208 Despatch-riding, 139 Detached duties of cavalry, 139 De Wet, raids of, 147 Direction of cavalry by higher leaders, 88 Dismounted action of cavalry, 57; work, 11, 73, 186 Disposition of cavalry in a campaign, 86 Dissemination of squadrons, 68 Divisional cavalry, 91 Doctrine, Langlois’, 171; Napoleon’s, 172 Dogger Bank, 131 Dragoons of Napoleon, 11 Drives in South Africa, 93 Drying tent, 125 Dundonald, Lord, Preface to his _Cavalry Training_, 55 Duty, sense of, 160 Echelon attack, advantages of the, 39 Elliot, on the possibilities of cavalry, 6; inspiriting regulation mentioned by, 178 _En bondes_, to work towards the enemy, 59 Enemy, in contact with the, 122 _Engineering, Manual of Military_, 211 English cavalry, 59 Europe, supply of food for horses when campaigning in, 21 Expenses in cavalry, 154, 155 Expensive, want of cavalry is, American view, 8 Exploration, cavalry of, 90 Fanaticism, religious, 215 Field Service Regulations, 90, 94 Fire action in tactics, 50; action by cavalry, German opinion on, 57; effect, horse artillery, compared with rifle fire, 117 Fixed principles of the great cavalry leaders, 3 Flags, use of, 78 Flank, forming to the, 37 Forage supply and its carriage, 95, 96 Forming to the flank, 37 Frederick the Great, 3, 6, 90; sayings of, 25, 105, 177; his horses duly considered, 27; on the rapid rallying of squadrons, 33; success of the cavalry of, 81; horse artillery and cavalry of, 102, 103; and his officer Seydlitz, 193 Free-jumping lane, 198 French, General Sir John, 84 French cavalry, 7, 209; regulations, 90, 134, 136, 159, 171 French dragoons in the Peninsular War, 15; nation and the war of 1870, 7; Republic, the armies of the, 97; _Manuel du gradé de cavalerie_, 160, 217 Frossard, General, and the episode at Vionville, 73 Galliffet, General, 6, 31, 88 Gambling spirit necessary in cavalry leader, 9