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 1 5|      Army ordinarily always sent ahead some groups of cavalry as
 2 5|        imitated, sending cavalry ahead to observe the country,
 3 5|     would send the light cavalry ahead to reconnoiter the country.
 4 5|      flanks. Whoever places them ahead in front of the Army must
 5 5|     either he places them so far ahead, that if they are repulsed
 6 5| levellers and men with pick axes ahead who clear the road for you,
 7 5|   protected by that cavalry sent ahead to reconnoiter. An Army
 8 5|           whether those you sent ahead to clear the roads in order
 9 5|          it is necessary to send ahead double the guard, who reconnoiter
10 5|         He ought to send cavalry ahead, and with them prudent Heads,