1
He was sorry it was not Grant who commanded on that line.
2
Lieutenant Colonel Webster commanded on the right, and Lord Rawdon on the left.
3
It was you, uncle, who did it all; who commanded on that occasion--
4
Count Coloredo commanded on the left, Holk on the right, Terzky in the centre.
5
Heth now commanded on the field for the South and Doubleday for the North.
6
Since when have you commanded on the main deck, Ogle?
7
Morcar commanded on the left, Edwin on the right.
8
The gate gave access to a small courtyard, commanded on every side by an interior defence.
9
Colonel Dennison commanded on the left, and was opposed by Colonel Brandt, on the enemy's right.
10
When he comes, he will come with far more power than he commanded on the Green Fork.
11
Turenne commanded on the Upper Rhine, in opposition to his great rival, Montecuculi, general of the imperialists.
12
Evans, assistant adjutant-general, commanded on James Island.
13
Advantages remained balanced in Flanders; the result of the campaign depended on Turenne, who commanded on the Rhine.
14
The regiment was commanded on this occasion by our senior Captain, an officer of some thirty-five years' service.
15
Rosen commanded on the right.
16
But on the morrow Sir Gawain led forth the army again, and Sir Bors commanded on Sir Lancelot's side.
