Book · The Art of War
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Author: Sun Tzu
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[Tu Mu gives a graphic touch: all communication with spies should
be carried "mouth-to-ear." The following remarks on spies may be
quoted from Turenne, who made perhaps larger use of them than any
previous commander: "Spies are attached to those who give them
most, he who pays them ill is never served. They should never be
known to anybody; nor should they know one another. When they
propose anything very material, secure their persons, or have in
your possession their wives and children as hostages for their
fidelity. Never communicate anything to them but what is
absolutely necessary that they should know. [2] ]
15. Spies cannot be usefully employed without a certain intuitive
sagacity.
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