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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Given a passive peasantry and an inactive, curbed, cavalry, not to be feared, he is likely to be prepared only for pilfering, or, say, isolated acts of brigandage". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #209)
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10 209 "View more quotes about given">Given a passive peasantry and an inactive, curbed, cavalry, not to be feared, he is likely to be prepared only for pilfering, or, say, isolated acts of brigandage".

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 206 "Thus," said Torgus, "raids will not be anticipated".
10 207 "Not deep raids, not against his heartland," I said.
10 208 "And thus," said Lysander, "the likely paucity of an adequate defense".
10 209 "Given a passive peasantry and an inactive, curbed, cavalry, not to be feared, he is likely to be prepared only for pilfering, or, say, isolated acts of brigandage".
10 210 "There may be then," said Lysander, "no adequate defense of various holdings of the enemy, let us say, perhaps, warehouses, granaries, castles, palaces, and barracks".
10 211 "I would think not," I said.
10 212 "Excellent," said Torgus.
"Thus," said Torgus, "raids will not be anticipated". "Not deep raids, not against his heartland," I said. "And thus," said Lysander, "the likely paucity of an adequate defense". "Given a passive peasantry and an inactive, curbed, cavalry, not to be feared, he is likely to be prepared only for pilfering, or, say, isolated acts of brigandage". "There may be then," said Lysander, "no adequate defense of various holdings of the enemy, let us say, perhaps, warehouses, granaries, castles, palaces, and barracks". "I would think not," I said. "Excellent," said Torgus. - (Rebels of Gor)