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If a Prince, Fearing to be assailed by a Foreign Enemy, hath a well armed People, well addrest for War: Let him stay at home and expect him there; but if his Subjects be unarmed, or his Kingdom unacquainted with the stroke of War, let him meet the Enemy in his Quarters. The farther he keeps the War from his own home the less Danger. The Seat of War is always mise∣rable.