Unwisely, they accompanied their agitation among the soldiery with incitements to mutiny. |
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In those days, good middle-class Prussians washed their hands of the Prussian soldiery. |
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The unsuccessful campaign ended disastrously with the death of five-sixths of the colonial soldiery. |
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They show how puny the supposed threat can seem, how feeble strutting columns of third world soldiery can abruptly become. |
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In his writing about the soldiers of Athens, Pressfield salutes citizen soldiery. |
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Both Feudal Japan and Ancient Sparta are renowned for their outstanding soldiery. |
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The local soldiery accompanied Qutubuddin Aibek when he went to Lahore in 1206 to become the first independent Sultan of North India. |
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Beyond the river was a solid wall of soldiery, completely blockading the ford. |
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Sure, there is patriotism and a noble notion of never disrespecting your side's soldiery. |
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He has not properly distinguished between the view of rebel leaders and those of the soldiery. |
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My master and the Prince accompanied by K'ang Yu-wei and a small garrison of quickly degenerating soldiery fled eastward toward Ch'I-chou. |
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In dread of the Roman soldiery, they returned to the hiding place behind barred doors. |
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Yet nowadays the army is continually being downsized, deprived of funding and oriented towards internationalism and professional soldiery. |
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This enabled them to keep their distance while they fought, and avoid the risk of being grappled by the larger Spanish ships with their massed ranks of soldiery. |
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Now the morning meal was being prepared, the cub once again passed among the waking soldiery passing out bowls of food with deferential ducks of his head. |
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The African Hausa of Zaria and most Sudanic regimes included slaves in all ranks of the soldiery and command. |
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We do not really know if the Kosovars have an effective soldiery now, but there is a risk that the Kosovar ground troops could get an upper hand. |
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The buildings, homes, and people in the city suffered terribly, but little damage was done to the British earthworks or soldiery. |
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Those near the gate, however, hooted at and taunted the soldiery, who fired a volley over their heads. |
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Now they could see the point of having a uniformed driver to conduct them, for he would bear the brunt of such encounters with the soldiery. |
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For all the recent images of smiling soldiery, the army is still no less capable than China's of scattering protesting crowds in a hail of bullets. |
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Discontent grew among the soldiery, with many cases of mutiny. |
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Indeed, in spite of a US desire to take on only those operations for which the US military is designed, they are finding themselves sucked ever more into the muddy boots and desk-bound soldiery of nation-building. |
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Vaudreuil refused, probably because he was disheartened and wished to avoid an unnecessary bloodbath and to defend the civilians against any consequent misdeeds by undisciplined soldiery during an assault. |
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Following looting by the soldiery came looting by the mob. |
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In a situation where imperial troops were spending the night in a depression, Sam Hughes was roused by a sentry who had spotted Boers hurtling down the slope with their sights on the British soldiery. |
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It's far more memorable and personal than a signature, and its symbolism speaks to the urgent importance and deep impact of child soldiery on society. |
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In the anarchy of Syria and Iraq, it has stuffed its robes with cash from kidnapping and extortion, and gained enough battlefield experience to outclass Iraq's soldiery. |
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The London Mithraeum is one example of the popularity of mystery religions among the soldiery. |
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At the end of the Hundred Years' War large numbers of unemployed soldiery returned to England seeking employment in the growing armies of local nobility. |
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