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Meanings of Corse in English
Usage of Corse in English
1
Barney Corse had never taken measures to prevent the arrest of Thomas Hughes.
2
General Corse's report of this fight at Allatoona is very full and graphic.
3
But Barney Corse was far from wishing to avoid a trial.
4
Barton, Corse, Hunton, DuBose, and others were taken by the cavalry.
5
On the right of Corse was W. H. F. Lee's division of cavalry.
6
All the new acquisitions of the English, except Cape Corse were recovered from them.
7
Several of the party exchanged leather for linen Shirts and beaver for Corse hats.
8
A landing party had been attacked and cut up on the Corse of Slakes.
9
These were Ewell, Kershaw, Barton, Corse, Dubose, and Custis Lee.
10
Fifty-four, though not the same fifty-four, recommended the continuance of General Corse in the service.
11
The real attacking columns of General Corse, Colonel Loomis, and General Smith, were not repulsed.
12
This was done on the night of the 10th, and next day Corse reached Kingston.
13
What was her horror at recognizing Elvira's livid Corse!
14
TV broadcaster France 3 Corse said it had spoken to a friend of the alleged victim.
15
President Harrison almost angrily refused to reappoint Corse.
16
I have already sent one division (Newton's) to Chattanooga, and another (Corse's) to Rome.
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