Men aren't an inexhaustible resource, even for a king. Soldiers must have faith that their sacrifices are worthwhile.

C. J. Brightley
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A king's resources are limited, or else he wouldn’t have to ask his soldiers for their help. Some people in the world are willing to waste the lives of others for their own gain, but when you’re leading an army, you have to be able to trust that your soldiers are there for a good reason.

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