Antangil: Page 103

[English Translation]

                   of Antangil. Book three.             103

according to their pay and allowance, both to those who have fought and to those who have remained in the guard of the camp. The weapons are kept clean and shiny and also the clothes, on pain of being considered useless and of little courage, not knowing what they must do to preserve their life and acquire honor
       I could dwell much more on this subject, the field being quite ample and spacious, and well worthy of being considered. But fearing to bore the reader, I will say no more for the moment.
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How & with what order the army marches leaving the Camp.

CHAP. XII.
       WHEN the army leaves its lodgings according to the country and the enemy is near, or far, weak, or strong the General arranges it according to prudence, and that he recognizes to be necessary, it not being possible to give rules in cases so diverse as are the events of war: but for the ordinary and in general, when the enemy is near,
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