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Guerrilla War Is A Kind Of War Waged By The Few But Dependent On The Support Of Many.

In Strategy The Longest Way Round Is Often The Shortest Way There- A Direct Approach To The Object Exhausts The Attacker And Hardens The Resistance By Compression, Whereas An Indirect Approach Loosens The Defender's Hold By Upsetting His Balance.

Every Action Is Seen To Fall Into One Of Three Main Categories, Guarding, Hitting, Or Moving. Here, Then, Are The Elements Of Combat, Whether In War Or Pugilism.

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The Most Effective Indirect Approach Is One That Lures Or Startles The Opponent Into A False Move - So That, As In Ju-jitsu, His Own Effort Is Turned Into The Lever Of His Overthrow.