Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 63 | 131 | He was also View more quotes about noted">noted for the relentless pursuit of any who might threaten or despoil his caravans. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 63 | 128 | Interestingly, unlike most caravans, it was, for the most part, unguarded. |
| 63 | 129 | This was apparently because most brigands or raiders were reluctant to attack a caravan of Mintar. |
| 63 | 130 | He, rather as Decius Albus, and certain other high merchants, maintained their small private armies, which might consist of as many as a thousand men. |
| 63 | 131 | He was also noted for the relentless pursuit of any who might threaten or despoil his caravans. |
| 63 | 132 | His resources enabled pursuits to be maintained for years. |
| 63 | 133 | It was difficult to dispose of his goods. |
| 63 | 134 | He maintained a large network of informants, from whom intelligence might be gathered, upon whom gold might be lavished. |
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Interestingly, unlike most caravans, it was, for the most part, unguarded.
This was apparently because most brigands or raiders were reluctant to attack a caravan of Mintar.
He, rather as Decius Albus, and certain other high merchants, maintained their small private armies, which might consist of as many as a thousand men.
He was also noted for the relentless pursuit of any who might threaten or despoil his caravans.
His resources enabled pursuits to be maintained for years.
It was difficult to dispose of his goods.
He maintained a large network of informants, from whom intelligence might be gathered, upon whom gold might be lavished.
- (Plunder of Gor)