Jock Curry
From: Jock Curry <wmakw@kendo-chambery.com>
Date: Jul 29, 2006 11:22 AM
Subject: bigamist
On contentious ground, I would hurry
up my rear. I do not know where HoShih got the story from. 2 to
enumerate variationsbefore touching on grounds at all, but only
mentions five,namely nos. It is the sovereigns most precious faculty.
(4) The length of the chapter isdisproportionate, being double that
of any other except IX. But of course Sun Tzu wasthinking only of
its speed. On contentious ground, I would hurry up my rear. It is
the sovereigns most precious faculty. through his neglect of this
simpleprecaution.
The time had now come for the 2000horsemen
to play their part. He overawes his opponents, and their allies
areprevented from joining against him. 43-45, fresh definitions
are provided for nos. VIII, according to the title, should deal
with nine variations,whereas only five appear. You must deceive
even your own soldiers. It wasthus, he adds, that Chao She beat
the army of Ch`in. The general replied: I fear you gentlemen have
notstudied the Art of War with sufficient care. The object isto
make him remiss and contemptuous before we deliver ourattack. When
you penetrate deeply into a country, it is seriousground. In attacking
with fire, one should be prepared to meetfive possible developments:
6. Therefore, on dispersive ground, I would inspire my menwith unity
of purpose. On serious ground, I would try to ensure a continuousstream
of supplies. 1-13 is devoted tothe subject of fire, after which
the author branches off intoother topics. If it is to your advantage,
make a forward move; ifnot, stay where you are. 36, where it is
the enemywho is surrounded. Confront your soldiers with the deed
itself; never letthem know your design. If the enemy leaves a door
open, you must rush in. Sun Tzu said: There are five ways of attacking
withfire. When there is noplace of refuge at all, it is desperate
ground. 90.
The rest of his men, armedwith bows
and crossbows, he posted in ambuscade at the gate ofthe camp. Having
CONVERTED SPIES, getting hold of the enemysspies and using them
for our own purposes. He overawes his opponents, and their allies
areprevented from joining against him. Mei Yao-ch`en says: in order
tomake my soldiers fight with desperation. But of course Sun Tzu
wasthinking only of its speed. Knowledge of the enemys dispositions
can only beobtained from other men.
