CHAP. V.

Introductory observations upon the staff of an army.--Remarks upon

the état-major of the French army.--The staff wanted for a

British army.--Remarks upon the battle of Talavera.--Staff of an

army continued.--An efficient and highly respectable police for

an army in the field recommended.--Some of its duties alluded

to.--Important remarks upon military police and courts-martial.--Staff

duties continued.--Medical department and its establishments

in the field.--The commissariat department in the

field.--Observations 126

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