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Rh {|
 * Officers, Men, and Non-Combatants||35,087
 * Horses and pack animals||10,121
 * Carriages„„||1,736
 * }
 * Carriages„„||1,736
 * }

Multiplying 260,047 tons by 6 we obtain 1,560,282 tons, as against my estimate of 1,440,000 for Germany's six Army Corps; and my readers will remember that a German Army Corps [41,000 men], is considerably larger than an English one [35,087 men], being in the proportion of nearly six to five.

Second Estimate

Four hundred and fifty-seven thousand one hundred and twelve tons would be required for an army consisting of:

And Furse remarks that the provision of suitable ships for the transport of this force