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 1 1|       for having to fight by force: because they say that they
 2 1| nothing good is ever done by force.~FABRIZIO: All the reasons
 3 1|   they cite inexperience and force, I say ((as it is true))
 4 1|      spirit (enthusiasm) and force makes for discontent: but
 5 1|   this discussion. But as to force, you must understand that
 6 1|    whether it is entirely by force or entirely voluntarily:
 7 1|      the (going) entirely by force would produce bad results;
 8 3|    necessary to face a large force, they brought together two
 9 3|    powerful as to be able to force the others to retire, they
10 4|    For when you have a small force compared to the enemy, you
11 4|      you have either a small force or a poorly disciplined
12 4|     designs for you to do by force, because doing it willingly
13 4|       if you should do it by force, it would be to your ruin.
14 4|    you can use authority and force: but the difficulty is to
15 5|      you on each side with a force almost as large as you have
16 5|      enemy has a much larger force than you, and in order to
17 5|    him, and then has applied force to that part which he has
18 6|   soldiers: but when a great force pressed them, the most they
19 6|      you should attach a new force to your army, and do not
20 6| Titus Didius, having a small force in comparison with those
21 6|  they had been taken, and by force had been made to give the
22 7|     pursue him with a larger force and be able to attack him
23 7|  that country, where a large force had been brought in to garrison
24 7| assaults you with his entire force, and you defend it with