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 1 1|        remedy the cause of the defeat. And if they should look
 2 3|      shields (swordsmen) would defeat him. And if you would note
 3 3| several places, as soon as you defeat one part, all will go badly
 4 4|       disorganized, whence his defeat quickly results. Cornelius
 5 4|        Turk was able easily to defeat it. The Spaniards, to overcome
 6 4|       the injury caused by the defeat. And to do this, it is necessary
 7 4|     for the best indication of defeat is when one believes he
 8 4|        if he supposed he could defeat him, it was necessary for
 9 6|        you can deceive him and defeat him. If you should design ((
10 6|     given them the occasion to defeat him. Some have sent a close
11 7|      of being able to besiege (defeat) them by hunger, have either
12 7|       victory. It is better to defeat the enemy by hunger than