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1 1|     own, they hire them from foreigners, and the arms of foreigners
2 1|  foreigners, and the arms of foreigners more readily do harm to
3 1|   One which avails itself of foreigners immediately has to fear
4 1|   only its citizens, but the foreigners that it enlists; and, remembering
5 2|       ruined, and overrun by foreigners, not for any other fault
6 6|   your own forces and two of foreigners, I would employ this method.
7 6| leaving some vacant for some foreigners who might arrive, and for
8 7|     command except armies of foreigners, and men obligated to others
9 7|     have bad habits, and are foreigners. And a good sculptor will