Rifle, the, 16;
magazine, cavalry armed with, 50
Rifle fire compared with horse artillery fire effect, 117
Romer, General, 204
Royal Artillery Mounted Rifles, 12
Rozhestvenski, fleet of, 131
Rupert, his defeat, 34
Ruskin, sayings of, 25, 155
Russian successes in Central Asia, 7;
officers, 76, 217;
campaign of 1812, 89
Russians, 146, 149-51
Saddles, General Romer on, 204
St. Cyr, General, 85
Samsonov, General, 8
Sands, seaside, digging hasty field fortifications at, 213
Scabbard, steel, 10
Schmidt, Von, his _Instructions for Cavalry_, 4, 5, 29, 33, 38, 41,
108, 164, 177, 178
Scouts, 127, 130, 142
Section leaders, competition of, 184-185
Seydlitz, 3, 80, 193
Shaikh Sadi, sayings of, 128, 154
Shakespeare, 128, 167
Sherman, General, 149
Shock action, 4;
tactics, 4, 13, 52
Shooting of cavalry, 208
“Show” teams, 182
Small horse for war, 20;
wars distract attention from essentials, 18
South Africa, cost of horse-flesh in, 18;
mounting of our cavalry in, 21
South African War, 59, 74, 81, 97, 106, 134, 147, 161, 213;
operations, 1899-1902, erroneous conclusions from, 8
South Africans, 13
Sowars, 12
Spaits, Captain, 110
Squadron, the training of a, 177;
leader, 179-80, 200
Squadrons, competition of, 212
Stamina of horse essential, 22
Sticky leading, 78;
action, 80
Stuart, General, 145, 146
Swimming as an exercise for cavalrymen, 210-11
Sword, 10-16
Tactics of Cavalry _v._ Cavalry, 29
Tactics, Parthian, 1, 82;
Zulu, 4
Tax-payer of Great Britain and lessons from war, 8
Telissu, cavalry at battle of, 8
Theoretical instruction, 214
Tracking, etc., 141
Ulm, campaign of, 98, 141;
despatch-riding in, 141
Union of arms, 88
Unison of arms, 50
Verdy du Vernois on the possibilities of cavalry, 6;
on the sword, 12
Veterinary Department and their book, _Animal Management_, 25
Volley firing, 17
Von der Goltz, 10, 69, 93, 97, 161, 162, 167
Walers (Australian), horses, bred for size, speed, etc., 23
Waterloo, battle of, 3
Weaker cavalry, rôle of, 95
Wellington, Duke of, 42, 185
Wet saddle-blankets to be carefully avoided, 204
Wheeler’s raid, 149
Wolseley, Lord, 122
Wood and Edmonds, their _Civil War in the United States_, 149
Wrangel, in _Cavalry in the Japanese War_, 135
Xenophon, advice _re_ stable management, 1;
on purchasing of horse, 23;
and Argesilaus, 208
Yeomanry as a national and imperial asset, 97
Yinkov, raid to, 150
Ziethen, 3, 80
Zulu tactics, 4
Zulus, _modus operandi_ of the, 190
THE END
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