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 1 1|        insolence, and placed the Swiss there, who are born and
 2 1|         today observed among the Swiss. For in these Deletti, if
 3 2|         else than a battalion of Swiss is today, who have all their
 4 2|   Germans, and especially by the Swiss, who, being poor and wanting
 5 2|   assaulted by eighteen thousand Swiss, he sent against them Count
 6 2|           again went to meet the Swiss, and as they came near he
 7 2| difficulty than to come near the Swiss until he makes contact with
 8 2|      with such a massacre of the Swiss, and with little loss to
 9 2|        when he had to combat the Swiss in Gaul, dismounted and
10 2|         This same number, by the Swiss, who alone retain any of
11 2|     winged one is necessary.~The Swiss also have many forms of
12 3|    itself. The Battalions of the Swiss, in these times, employed
13 3|          this arrangement of the Swiss is not as good as that of
14 3|       become useless. Whence the Swiss, to avoid this disadvantage,
15 3|          one; and to imitate the Swiss, who never shun an engagement
16 3|        learn for what reason the Swiss, in imitation of the ancient
17 3|          closely together as the Swiss in order to be better able
18 3|        are the battalions of the Swiss, which do us so much good,
19 3|         close together, like the Swiss, what other system than
20 3|         strong Battalion, as the Swiss do, which, in your Army,
21 3|          you have to know that a Swiss Battalion, if it were composed
22 4|       side; as Caesar did to the Swiss, where he destroyed a fourth
23 6|    method almost observed by the Swiss, who have the condemned
24 7|        if you should tell me the Swiss and the Spaniards are good,
25 7|          missing among them (the Swiss and Spaniards) to bring
26 7|         of the ancients. And the Swiss have been good from their