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Victory

Opera by Richard Rodney Bennett (libretto by B Cross, after Conrad), produced at Covent Garden, London, on 13 April 1970. The story evolves as the reclusive Heyst is tempted into a fuller life by the chorus girl Lena.



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Had Edward not gone so far afield in pursuit of the Londoners, the victory might easily have been on the side of the royalists early in the day, but by thus eliminating his division after defeating a part of De Montfort's army, it was as though neither of these two forces had been engaged.
Such men, for the reasons given, can open the way into the state and render the victory easy; but if you wish to hold it afterwards, you meet with infinite difficulties, both from those who have assisted you and from those you have crushed.
By means of these seven considerations I can forecast victory or defeat.
 
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