 | Edmund Burke - 1800 - 614 sidor
...time. To employ againft a human enemy the fame patience and valour, the fame fkill and difcipline, is the only alteration which is required in real war ; and the amufements of the chace ferve as a prelude to the conqueft of an empire. The political fociety of the... | |
 | SEVERAL HANDS. - 1781 - 588 sidor
...(¡gnats of their leaders. Their leaden ttudy, in this practical iV.hool, the moil important teflon of the military art; the prompt and accurate judgment of ground, of diltance, and of time. To employ againll a human enemy the fame patience and valour, the fame (kill... | |
 | 1793 - 738 sidor
...lignais of their leaders. Their leaders ftudy, in this practical fchool, the moft important leflbn of the military art ; the prompt and accurate judgment of ground, of diftance, and of time. To employ againft a human enemy the fame patience and ralour, the lame (kill... | |
 | 1800 - 624 sidor
...time. To employ again ft a human enemy the fame patience and valour, the fame ikill and difcipline, is the only alteration which is required in real war ; and the an ui foments of the chace ferve as a prelude to the conqueft of an empire. The political fociety of... | |
 | 1800 - 620 sidor
...iignals of their leaders. Their leaders ftudy, in this praftical fchool, the molt important ieiTon of the military art ; the prompt and accurate judgment of ground, of diftance, and of time. To employ againft a human enemy the fame patience and valour, the fame ikill... | |
 | Joseph Towers - 1808 - 428 sidor
...and left ; and of watching and repeating the signals of their leaders. Their leaders study, in this practical school, the most important lesson of the...is required in real war; and the amusements of the chace serve as a prelude to the conquest of an empire.' As late as the year 1771, was a great transmigration... | |
 | Charles Augustus Goodrich - 1836 - 588 sidor
...pride and delight of the Tartar princes, constitute instructive exercises for their numerous cavalry ; and the amusements of the chase serve as a prelude to the conquest of an empire. The Tartars have few mechanics among them, except such as make arms and female ornaments, and... | |
 | 1843 - 350 sidor
...and left; and of watching and repeating the signals of their leaders. Their leaders study, in this practical school, the most important lesson of the...employ against a human enemy the same patience and valour, the same skill and discipline, is the only alteration, which is required in real war ; and... | |
 | Luther Calvin Saxton - 1851 - 638 sidor
...ground, distance, and of time ; and the only modification which modern generals have introduced, is to employ against a human enemy the same patience and valor, the same skill and discipline, while surrounding a foe, by changing the amusements of the chase to the conquest of nations. Unlike... | |
 | Edward Gibbon - 1854 - 504 sidor
...right and left, and of watching and repeating the signals of their leaders. Their leaders study in this practical school the most important lesson of the...employ against a human enemy the same patience and valour, the same skill and discipline, is the only alteration which is required in real war, and the... | |
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Their leaders study, in this practical school, the most important lesson of the military art; the prompt and accurate judgment of ground, of distance, and of time. 
