difciplined

Their militaiy ftrehgth lies in a well-difciplined militia.

An historical, geographical, commercial, and philosophical view of the American United States Winterbotham, William, 1763-1829. [from old catalog] 1795

• The Albanian forces, according to Strabo, were namcrous, but lU-difciplined.

Plutarch's Lives: Tr. from the Original Greek; with Notes Critical & Historical, & a New Life of ... 1795

The Lord Mountjoy's regiment of foot (a well difciplined bat - J talion), was then garrifoned in and about London-Derry, and their Colonel, feveral of the Officers, and fome of the

Derriana: A Collection of Papers Relative to the Siege of Derry, and Illustrative of the ... G. Douglas 1794

He raifed a wall of difciplined valor t againu the powers of the north, and by his own activity infpired his omrahs with cntcrorize.

The history of Hindostan 1792

They are neither more warlike nor better difciplined than our common militia.

The Monthly Review 1791

And if the fupport of the government is made to fubfut in a reg - ular ftanding difciplined body, under the control of an individ - ual, that individual will become the majler of the people, and vio - late the government he was appointed to defend.

Observations on the Reflections of the Right Hon. Edmund Burke, on the Revolution in France : in a letter to the Right Hon. the Earl of Stanhope 1791

IcSt their troops, and as difciplined for but with a view of

Debates in Parliament 1787

Ebroin, who had a numerous and well-difciplined aimy, marched againit them as if they had been rebels to w Urfinus in Vita San&i Leodegarii. x Aimon.lib. iv. cap.

The modern part of an universal history from the earliest accounts to the present time; 1782

The young gentlemen of the city were dreiTed in lliks, velvets, and cloth of filver, and the ladies formed themfVives into a troop of Amazons, armed and difciplined in the ancient manner.

The modern part of an universal history from the earliest accounts to the present time; 1780

The czar marched an army of about fixty thoufand men towards Ingria* True it is, that in this great army there were hardly more than twelve thoufand difciplined troops; confiding of his two regiments of guards, and a few others: the remainder were compofed of an ill-armed mi - litia, with fome ColTacks and Circaflian Tartars: but he had a hundred and forty*-five pieces of cannon.

The modern part of an universal history from the earliest accounts to the present time; 1780