Book, Paragraph

1     II, XI  |            a proof in military and naval matters; the duties of command
2     VI, VII |            the light-armed and the naval element are wholly democratic;
3     VI, VIII| light-armed troops or archers or a naval force, it will sometimes
4     VI, VIII|        subordinate officers called naval captains, and captains of
5    VII, VI  |           possession of a moderate naval force is advantageous to
6    VII, VI  |        number or magnitude of this naval force is relative to the
7    VII, VI  |      leading part in politics, her naval power should be commensurate