11. Cavalry must never pursue, unless its supports are _close at hand_.

In pursuing, it must be circumspect, and not go too far. Union and order

are indispensable; for, without them, a slight resistance may suffice to

cause a repulse.

VIII.--Its Attack on Infantry.

First, as to its ATTACK GENERALLY.

Secondly, its attack ON SQUARES.

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