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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

Accordingly the tactics and movements of such groups, functions of captains who know their men well, and must be wary of them, are often less indicative of sound military considerations, strategic or otherwise, than of organized brigandage. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #150)
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3 150 View more quotes about accordingly">Accordingly the tactics and movements of such groups, functions of captains who know their men well, and must be wary of them, are often less indicative of sound military considerations, strategic or otherwise, than of organized brigandage.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 147 They are often little more than armed rabbles.
3 148 Many are little better than thieves and cutthroats.
3 149 They must be well paid and assured of ample booty.
3 150 Accordingly the tactics and movements of such groups, functions of captains who know their men well, and must be wary of them, are often less indicative of sound military considerations, strategic or otherwise, than of organized brigandage.
3 151 I did not think that such men would stand well, even in their numbers, against the well-trained soldiers of Ar.
3 152 "I trust you are not a brigand," said the driver, not looking at me.
3 153 "No," I said.
They are often little more than armed rabbles. Many are little better than thieves and cutthroats. They must be well paid and assured of ample booty. Accordingly the tactics and movements of such groups, functions of captains who know their men well, and must be wary of them, are often less indicative of sound military considerations, strategic or otherwise, than of organized brigandage. I did not think that such men would stand well, even in their numbers, against the well-trained soldiers of Ar. "I trust you are not a brigand," said the driver, not looking at me. "No," I said. - (Mercenaries of Gor)