Meanings of british troopers in English

Not in all the world were there better marksmen than those British troopers.

But the dash of the British troopers was spent.

Then, as he still panted, his eye fell upon the uniforms of the British troopers.

When Hal, Chester and Lieutenant Anderson had donned the German uniforms, Hal called three of the British troopers to him.

A friendless Italian is ROBBED under arrest on British ground, close by the British flag, by British troopers and traps: oh!

Some sprang to their feet and darted toward the rear, only to encounter the British troopers who had ridden around behind them.

Before the aim of these few British troopers, accounted among the best marksmen in the world, the Teuton cavalry went down in heaps.

The two British troopers followed them, the four mules with their two muleteers kept close behind, and the twelve Portuguese troopers brought up the rear.