"The good thing about fighting the Spaniards, Mr. Ellis," Jack said with a smile that illuminated his serious face and his big and round eyes, "it is not that they are cowardly, since they are not, but the fact that never, never, They are never prepared »
by Patrick O'Brian (0 Reviews)
In "Master and Commander" by Patrick O'Brian, Jack comments on the nature of fighting against Spaniards. He acknowledges their courage, asserting that they are not cowardly. However, he notes a critical advantage in combat: the Spaniards are often unprepared for the challenges they face. This lack of readiness can be a significant factor in warfare, implying that even brave opponents can be vulnerable if they are caught off guard. Jack's observation...
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