Meanings of french soldiery in English

Like the French soldiery, Elfride was not brave when on the defensive.

When Louis XIV ascended to the throne, French soldiery was a sorry lot.

Never were English or French soldiery led by more knightly captains.

Of the regular French soldiery there were none about.

As for the French soldiery, their enthusiasm was unbounded.

The French soldiery observed excellent discipline: the shops were re-opened, and the theatres frequented as usual.

The French soldiery join him and Louis XVIII.

For the French soldiery had done their work.

These words certainly produced an immense effect on the French soldiery, who everywhere shouted, "Vive l'Empereur!"

The first encounters were discreditable to the French soldiery, who took to flight and murdered one of their generals.

During the siege, the badly-disciplined French soldiery secretly sold provisions at an exorbitant price to the starving garrison.]

The French soldiery marched out of the fort, laid down their arms, and were sent off as prisoners down the river.

Though most of the French soldiery continued to carry their arms, the Guard alone kept its separate formation; the other regiments marched in confused masses.

The French soldiery sent up cheer after cheer for "les Américains" as we made our way, still shouting, "While we were marching through Georgia."