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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

The overtures of diplomacy were addressed to minor daimyos, of which there were many. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #82)
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25 82 The overtures of diplomacy were addressed to minor daimyos, of which there were many.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 79 I View more quotes about gathered">gathered this from my friends amongst the lower Pani.
25 80 To be sure, it was available only to a few.
25 81 It was the swift-flighted, message-carrying Vulo, released, seeking its familiar cot and roost.
25 82 The overtures of diplomacy were addressed to minor daimyos, of which there were many.
25 83 The taxes of Lord Yamada were high, the agricultural confiscations were large, to feed his army, often leaving starvation in their wake.
25 84 The contumely of his officers was oppressive, and their appropriations severe, enforced quarterings, sons impressed for the navy and army, daughters taken for training in the contract houses, or, as likely, simply caged for the girl markets.
25 85 The rule of Lord Yamada was one of iron.
I gathered this from my friends amongst the lower Pani. To be sure, it was available only to a few. It was the swift-flighted, message-carrying Vulo, released, seeking its familiar cot and roost. The overtures of diplomacy were addressed to minor daimyos, of which there were many. The taxes of Lord Yamada were high, the agricultural confiscations were large, to feed his army, often leaving starvation in their wake. The contumely of his officers was oppressive, and their appropriations severe, enforced quarterings, sons impressed for the navy and army, daughters taken for training in the contract houses, or, as likely, simply caged for the girl markets. The rule of Lord Yamada was one of iron. - (Mariners of Gor)