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Meanings of imperial army in anglès
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имперская армия Soldiers recruited for the Holy Roman Emperor during the Early Modern Period.
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Examples for "imperialists"
Examples for "imperialists"
1
They are essentially the same as those of imperialists in other countries.
2
The imperialists were for the moment dismayed, and the Taepings correspondingly encouraged.
3
We will not be slaves to the imperialists of the Inner Region.
4
The rebels evacuated their position and retreated, closely pursued by the imperialists.
5
The Soviet imperialists have two ways of going about their destructive work.
1
The present commander of the imperial troops is scarcely ten years old.
2
Some were knocked down, most are re-garrisoned with imperial troops or sold.
3
There are no imperial troops to be seen for miles around.
4
I had many Moorish visitors, some of whom were officers of the imperial troops.
5
Ridley's brigade contained the South African irregular regiments of cavalry, with some imperial troops.
Usage of imperial army in anglès
1
The imperial army, in five divisions, had marched to the Turkish frontier.
2
One hour later the vanguard of the imperial army resumed its march.
3
That deliverance but disclosed the two parties that divided the imperial army.
4
The imperial army proceeded in great force to attack the Hiko of Shiki.
5
The imperial army were greatly delighted; they looked up to heaven and laughed.
6
An hour after, the imperial army took possession of the city.
7
The imperial army, unprepared for such an assault, fled before the Swedish king.
8
An imperial army was now raised and several fortresses were besieged.
9
Then, however, he had to face something more formidable than an imperial army.
10
The Lateran gate was opened, and the imperial army began to enter the city.
11
Governor Price, for instance, received authorization to recruit the imperial army in the Confederacy.
12
Francis I. of France defeated and taken prisoner by the imperial army at Pavia.
13
At last, then, the imperial army had found a commander-in-chief worthy of the name.
14
Two months had passed away since Max Emmanuel assumed command of the imperial army.
15
Worn by the attrition of repulsed assaults and of disease the imperial army melted away.
16
No-wemerely ask permission to join the imperial army.
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