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 1 6|       when a complete army is quartered: which matter did not appear
 2 6|    You have noted that I have quartered the three hundred cavalry
 3 6|     would want these infantry quartered behind the cavalry should
 4 6|   thus there would come to be quartered in three rows of quarters
 5 6|     the Army would come to be quartered in twelve rows of double
 6 6|   quarters, in which would be quartered the general Heads of the
 7 6|     which there would also be quartered a thousand five hundred
 8 6|   regular battalions would be quartered. And so, too, from the west
 9 6| auxiliary battalions would be quartered. Their Heads, or rather
10 6| convenience for those who are quartered, with several or few tents,
11 6|      matter, to review who is quartered there, with those arrangements
12 6|       all those who should be quartered in one of those (sections
13 6|    under tents, that they are quartered, where there are trees to
14 6|       a fair (sized) army was quartered. Therefore I would want
15 6|  marching: and lastly we have quartered it: where not only a little
16 6|     done to them by not being quartered together, for their annoyance