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Be that as it may, in the summer in which he began his sixth year of office he embraced in his operations the tribes beyond the Forth: fearing a general movement on the part of all the tribes on the further side, and afraid of routes which were dangerous because of the threats of a hostile army, he explored the harbours with his fleet. Agricola was the first to make it a factor in his resources, and it made a fine display as it followed his advance: the war was pushed by sea and land simultaneously, and often infantry, cavalry, and marines, sharing their rations in a joint celebration, magnified their several feats, their several escapes: forest depths and mountain heights on the one side, the trials of tempests and of seas on the other; the conquest of the land and the enemy by these men, of the ocean by those'here were themes for comparison and for a soldiers boast.
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