Defeating the enemy through deception with little loss of life is better than fighting face-to-face with the loss of man — Aleksandra Layland, Of Wisdom and Valor: The Art of War. The Path of Peace.
Defeating the enemy through deception with little loss of life is better than fighting face-to-face with the loss of man — Aleksandra Layland, Of Wisdom and Valor: The Art of War. The Path of Peace.
Defeating the enemy through deception with little loss of life is better than fighting face-to-face with the loss of man — Aleksandra Layland, Of Wisdom and Valor: The Art of War. The Path of Peace.
Defeating the enemy through deception with little loss of life is better than fighting face-to-face with the loss of man — Aleksandra Layland, Of Wisdom and Valor: The Art of War. The Path of Peace.
Defeating the enemy through deception with little loss of life is better than fighting face-to-face with the loss of man — Aleksandra Layland, Of Wisdom and Valor: The Art of War. The Path of Peace.
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Defeating the enemy through deception with little loss of life is better than fighting face-to-face with the loss of many lives on both sides.

— Aleksandra Layland, Of Wisdom and Valor: The Art of War. The Path of Peace.
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