Impregnable

So, after some time, labour, and travail, the gate of the castle that was called Impregnable was beaten open, and broken into several splinters, and so a way made to go up to the hold in which

The Holy War 2001

"Impregnable" military science pronounced it; but the men scaling it know nothing of this word

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 77, March, 1864 Various

'Impregnable', I could hear the brass band every morning, and what is so enticing as music?

From Lower Deck to Pulpit Henry Cowling 1909

Before any boy is supposed to be ready for sea, he has to undergo in addition to the 'Impregnable' studies, a course of gunnery, and from ten to twelve weeks on a training brig.

From Lower Deck to Pulpit Henry Cowling 1909

'Impregnable' nor the 'Pilot' did I know the queer experience of being lashed to the horse.

From Lower Deck to Pulpit Henry Cowling 1909

On the Thursday, I, with other novices, was sent to the 'Impregnable' to commence my training in seamanship and gunnery.

From Lower Deck to Pulpit Henry Cowling 1909

If only DCI Barnaby and his Coat of Impregnable Propriety could be brought out of retirement for one last investigation.

This Week: Brian True-May, James Frey, Irene Rosenfeld 2011

At noon the fleet was plainly seen steering out of the Harbour of Bologn, consisting of the Impregnable, of 98 guns bearing the Russian Eagle, the prusian colours, &c, surmounted by the

Letter 290 2009

At this time a boat decorated with Colours was seen to put off from the Impregnable, when the crews of nearly thirty ships gave a tumultuos and wild shout which they continued and repeated.

Letter 290 2009

Impregnable to assault, two men could hold it against ten thousand.

THE DEVILS OF FUATINO 2010