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 1 Pref  |    another encourages him to a war against the Turks; another
 2 Praise|    According to whose pleasure war, peace, empire, counsels,
 3 Praise|        without my help.~Is not war the very root and matter
 4 Praise|    least concern in matters of war. In a general I grant it;
 5 Praise|        put courage in a man of war? Or Isocrates, that was
 6 Praise| philosophical gimcracks make a war upon nature: so they on
 7 Praise|   breasts either the desire of war, or an insatiate thirst
 8 Praise|       had rather get riches by war than live peaceably at home.
 9 Praise|        itself; while sometimes war, other times pestilence,
10 Praise|        they have managed their war with such doubtful success,
11 Praise|       invincible Albertists to war against the Turks and Saracens;
12 Praise|      by the sword. And whereas war is so savage a thing that