Chapter

1 III |       there a great number of cavalry and infantry. A prince does
2 XII |       they were led to employ cavalry, with a moderate force of
3 XIX | infantry and fifteen thousand cavalry on which depend the security
4 XXVI|       Spaniards cannot resist cavalry, and the Switzers are afraid
5 XXVI|       unable to resist French cavalry, and the Switzers are overthrown
6 XXVI|   stood helpless, and, if the cavalry had not dashed up, all would
7 XXVI|    new one, which will resist cavalry and not be afraid of infantry;