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 1 1|        training; because where nature is lacking, industry supplies
 2 1|       case, is worth more than nature: And selecting them from
 3 1|      or by accident: And as to nature, it must be provided that
 4 2|       inner ranks, because the nature of the battalions ((as I
 5 3|  continually in motion, and by nature always end up close together,
 6 4| requirements according to the (nature of) the enemy and the site,
 7 4|        difficulty, unless the (nature of the) country helps you;
 8 4|        of Country springs from nature: that of the Captain from (
 9 6|        not being besieged, the nature of the place must be considered,
10 7|        can be strong either by nature or industry. Those are strong
11 7|  industry. Those are strong by nature which are surrounded by
12 7|     battered down, because the nature of all batterings is to
13 7|       more than anything else. Nature creates few men brave, industry
14 7|        City. And I complain of nature, which either ought to make