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1 2| because there are not always bridges at rivers, nor ships ready:
2 5|   not forded, are crossed by bridges, boats, and rafts: and it
3 7| place to another by means of bridges: whence the Duke battered
4 7|   they became masters of the bridges that connected the members (
5 7|   one was made master of his bridges (they were unprotected).
6 7|   redoubts, I would have the bridges so separated, that each
7 7|    of anything else, neither bridges, or the gate, since both