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The Rights of War and Peace

Note 58 — Chapter I · What is Lawful in War.

A. C. (Archibald Colin) Campbell translation

Thus when a ship makes an appearance of mounting more guns than she really carries, in order to deter an enemy from attacking her, this may be considered as one of those negative stratagems, or stratagems of dissimulation, to which our author alludes.

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