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Meanings of carry succour in English
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Usage of carry succour in English
1
The greatest sea-fight of the century was the outcome of Napoleon's desire that his ships should carry succour to his troops in Italy.
2
There could be no doubt that they had been lost in their gallant attempt to carry succour to their fellow-creatures on the wreck.
3
The Prince, with the Duke of la Rochefoucauld and fifty more brave gentlemen, waited ready to carry succour wherever it should be needed.
4
Like another force that had advanced by this very road to carry succour to men in desperate distress, the relief had arrived too late.
5
The Boians demanded, that all, in conjunction, should carry succour to those who were attacked; while the Insubrians positively refused to leave their country defenceless.