Ksiazka · The Art of War
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Autor: Sun Tzu
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Then they got on their horses again and boldly passed through the
camp under the guise of night-watchmen; and more than once,
happening to come across a soldier who was committing some breach
of discipline, they actually stopped to give the culprit a sound
cudgeling! Thus they managed to return with the fullest possible
information about the enemy's dispositions, and received warm
commendation from the Emperor, who in consequence of their report
was able to inflict a severe defeat on his adversary."]
14. Hence it is that with none in the whole army are more
intimate relations to be maintained than with spies.
[Tu Mu and Mei Yao-ch'en point out that the spy is privileged to
enter even the general's private sleeping-tent.]
None should be more liberally rewarded. In no other business
should greater secrecy be preserved.
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