Meanings of later command in English

The later command, to let the fruit alone, was certain to be disobeyed.

As his great-grandfather had taken up arms unquestioningly long ago, so Sandy now responded to this later command.

Both ways of clinging to the early promise, even while obeying the later command, seem to have passed through his mind.

Faith in the promise on which he had been living all his life drew one way; faith in the later command, another.

The military judges of that trial later commanded their squadrons in the war.

At Cairo, Illinois, they saw soldiers drilling-troopslater commanded by Grant.

At Cairo they saw soldiers drilling-troopslater commanded by Grant.

The latter (Dr. M. P. Buck) later commanded the N.Z.

Another pilot named Montgomery (Samuel Clemens had once steered for him) declared for the South, and later commanded the Confederate Mississippi fleet.

Some excellent charting-whichten years later commanded the cordial admiration of Flinders-wasdone by Beautemps-Beaupre, who was Dentrecasteaux' cartographer, especially round about the S.W.