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 1 2|       marches among hills, the location of the march should be such
 2 2|        results either from the location or from the enemy, to reorganize
 3 2|      either the evening or the location disrupts them; for when
 4 4|      their arrangement and the location, from being overcome became
 5 4|      Advantages arise from the location, from the organization,
 6 4|        Also, they consider the location in which they are, and if
 7 4| because of their number or the location, or from some other cause,
 8 5|    they could depending on the location, and all the forces together,
 9 6|        safely so much from the location as by arts, nor ever made
10 6|     wide, and corresponding in location and length to the Captain’
11 7|   cavalry, must settle for the location. If you want to see whether