Between attrition (lost in battle), needing to leave troops behind to control conquered territory, and longer supply lines, shouldn’t the armies have gotten significantly thinner and weaker.
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In many wars victorious armies could attract support from neutrals who wanted to enjoy the benefits of the winning side. There could also be rebellions against the losing side, and the rebels would help the invaders in return for promises of independence or privileged positions once the old regime was defeated.
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