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1 2|       only in sustaining (the attacks of) horses, but to overcome
2 2|    able to attack and sustain attacks having the shields. They
3 2|       who cannot sustain the (attacks of the) cavalry, or if they
4 2|    you may be free from those attacks of which you may be apprehensive;
5 2|    with Companies and by mock attacks, that they have the desire
6 2|   their gunners safe from the attacks of the enemy. But since
7 4|      Provisions against these attacks were made in three ways.
8 5| mentioned above. If the enemy attacks on the right flank, the