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Meanings of reconnoitre the country in English
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Usage of reconnoitre the country in English
1
The 11th Bengal Lancers were sent forward in order to reconnoitre the country.
2
The doctor had not been able to reconnoitre the country.
3
The next day Petreius went out privately with a few horse to reconnoitre the country.
4
Left early, attended by Pevay, to reconnoitre the country.
5
Water was very scarce; and having encamped my party, I started immediately to reconnoitre the country.
6
The general course of the river being from the west, it appears advisable to reconnoitre the country to the south.
7
One of the men was now dispatched ahead, to reconnoitre the country, and to discover, if possible, some more practicable route.
8
They were on horseback, marching with a certain order, and sending watchmen to reconnoitre the country from the tops of the hills.
9
Calvert and Brown, whom I had sent to reconnoitre the country, returned with the sad intelligence that they had found no water.
10
Commenced shoeing the horses and made preparations for a journey up the Victoria, to reconnoitre the country previous to starting for the interior.
11
When on the march, a small scouting party was thrown in the advance to reconnoitre the country through which they were to pass.
12
During two days there were a few light skirmishes between the parties, the Adelantado not wishing to do more than reconnoitre the country.
13
I rode out with Mr. Fitzpatrick and Carson to reconnoitre the country, which had evidently been alarmed by the news of our appearance.
14
But first he despatched a small party under Montenegro to reconnoitre the country, and, if possible, to open a communication with the natives.
15
At this place we encamped, and made a shelter to defend us from the inclement season, and began to hunt and reconnoitre the country.
16
On the march the captain invariably sent his hunters and scouts ahead, to reconnoitre the country, as well as to procure game for the command.
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