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If, having levied an Army, thou findest thy self too weak, either thro' the Want of Men or Money, th•• longer thou de∣layest to fight, the greater thy Inconvenience grows. If once thy Army falls asunder, thou certainly losest by thy Delay. Where, hazarding thy For∣tunes betimes, thou hast the ad∣vantage
of thy Men, and mayst by Fortune win the Day, it is less dishonour to be overcome by Force than by Flight.