Personal magnetism.

Playfulness.

Power of drawing inferences,

Power of expression.

Prayer.

Pride in his soldiers.

Purity.

Recreations.

Reflective habits.

Religion on service.

Religious views.

Reserve.

Resolution.

Reticence.

Reticence as regards his achievements.

Self-control.

Self-possession.

Self-reliance.

Self-sacrifice.

Sense of honour.

Shrewdness.

Shyness.

Silence.

Simplicity.

Studious habits.

Study, method of.

Study of, and training for, war.

Sunday, observance of.

Tact.

Taste for strong liquor.

Temper.

Temperance.

Thankfulness.

Thoroughness.

Truthfulness and sincerity.

Vindictiveness.

Practice and principles of, military:.

Administration.

Care for comfort of men.

Care of private rights.

Care of wounded.

Examination of officers.

Hospitals.

Medical service.

Supply.

Transport.

Command:.

Application of military code to volunteers.

Councils of War.

Courtesy to men.

Duties of commanding officers.

Employment of regular officers with volunteers.

Employment of unsuccessful officers.

Encouragement of initiative.

Official reports.

Recommendations for promotion.

Relations with his officers.

Relations with his soldiers.

Relations with his staff.

Scope on battlefield.

Selection of officers for the staff.

Supervision.

System of.

Tact and consideration.

Trusts his subordinates.

Discipline.

Dealing with mutiny.

Demands exact obedience.

Gives exact obedience.

Punishment of officers.

Punishment of soldiers.

Refuses to take furlough.

Strict conception of duty.

Drill.

Instruction.

Marches.

Marching.

Early start.

Forced marches.

Rules for.

Standing orders for.

Orders:.

Anticipates orders.

Character of.

Method of issue.

For counterstroke.

For attack.

For assault.

For attack of Second Line.

For night march.

For rear guard action.

For retreat.

To Ewell.

To Ewell at Cross Keys.

On dress.

For flank attack.

At Cedar Run.

At Chancellorsville.