Kitap · The Art of War
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This was the man who, in spite of earnest protests from his own
mother and the veteran statesman Lin Hsiang-ju, was now sent to
succeed Lien P'o. Needless to say, he proved no match for the
redoubtable Po Ch'i and the great military power of Ch'in. He
fell into a trap by which his army was divided into two and his
communications cut; and after a desperate resistance lasting 46
days, during which the famished soldiers devoured one another, he
was himself killed by an arrow, and his whole force, amounting,
it is said, to 400,000 men, ruthlessly put to the sword.]
12. Having doomed spies, doing certain things openly for purposes
of deception, and allowing our own spies to know of them and
report them to the enemy.
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