10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSOLDIERLY»
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29, 1892 DISHONORABLY DISCHARGED FOR THE GOOD OF THE SERVICE.
Ftrst Infantry Thomas Schultz, Private Co. A, Uusoldierly conduct Feb. 29, 1892
J. F. Sullivan, Private Co. E, Unsoldierly conduct Feb. 29, 1892 Second Infantry.
Minnesota. Adjutant General's Office, 1893
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United States Congressional serial set
A. An unsoldierly looking lot of niggers. Q. They did not salute their officers with
the military air which you thought they should? — A. No. Q. And some of them
went without coats? — A. Yes; very frequently without coats. Q. That was August?
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Congressional Serial Set
Q. Do you regard it as unsoldierly ll—A. I regard it as unsoldierly, that is, for an
experienced soldier. Q. About how many shots do you think were fired that night,
in all ?—-A. I guess it was about—now I can only go by the time—from 100 to 150
.
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The Influence of Aristocracies on the Revolutions of ...
Considered in Relation to the Present Circumstances of the British Empire James
J. Macintyre. ments, and to the apparently complicated system of British politics.
Our whole system is founded on principles impolitic, unmanly, and unsoldierly.
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Muscular Judaism: The Jewish Body and the Politics of ...
Condensing virtuallyallof the antiSemitic stereotypes ofthe unsoldierly Jew,
thepoem consists ofadialogue between aJewish recruit named “Mauschel” 3 and
acorporal whoisoverseeing his training. Mauschel says: Look out, ohGerman
world!
Todd Samuel Presner, 2007
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No. 1. Edward Kearney. No. 2. Thomas Maxwell Roche. No. 3. ...
The sirst witness had been a private soldier he had suffered a corporal and
degrading punishment for some sort of unsoldierly conduct ; — he had been
branded in his regiment as a knaves— he is discharged, and then indeed he
makes a ...
Ireland. Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery, William Ridgeway, 1803
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Troy H. Middleton: A Biography
Regardless of how many times Patton brought up the subject of Mauldin and his "
damned unsoldierly Willie and Joe" Middleton always defended Mauldin. Finally,
in one such conversation, Patton overstepped himself. "I order you to get rid of ...
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Franz Joseph I of Austria and His Empire
Conversely, Franz Joseph disliked and distrusted Edward VII of England
because that monarch was unmilitary as well as intelligent and witty—
unsoldierly qualities which made Franz Joseph ill at ease. Similarly objectionable
to him were ...
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Cobbett's Complete Collection of State Trials and ...
... thinking badly of him. But he has fully admitted, not only, that he was guilty of
unsoldierly conduct, which I do not much understand, and I suppose it must relate
to some unbecoming behaviour; but his character is infinitely worse, because he
...
Thomas Bayly Howell, Thomas Jones Howell, William Cobbett, 1820
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Life and Public Services of an Army Straggler, 1865
It is, actually, almost the opposite of that: a comic treatment of the unsoldierly
deserters and stragglers who preyed upon the country instead of defending it on
the field of battle. Though Warren sympathetically portrays the sufferings of
civilians ...
Kittrell J. Warren, Floyd C. Watkins, 2010
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNSOLDIERLY»
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unsoldierly is used in the context of the following news items.
AR peace abusers, not combatant: NSCN
... in the encounter but venting it's ire on the innocent public far away and long after the battle was over indeed shows the true unsoldierly nature of AR," it said. «E-Pao.net, Jul 15»
Sabotaging peace
Shameful and unsoldierly, what V K Singh said. He has 'offered' to resign; he should be moved to Defence Procurement! Published in The Express Tribune, ... «The Express Tribune, Mar 15»
'Crusades still relevant in today's era of religious conflict'
"To cover up their broken oaths, they (the Crusaders) painted the Byzantines as bad and untrustworthy, unsoldierly, that they fought like women, practiced dark ... «Business Standard, Feb 15»
How deadly was the poison gas of WW1?
... it had been a particularly grotesque weapon. Geneva was an attempt to civilise war," he says. "Gas had not worked - and it was considered unsoldierly." line ... «BBC News, Jan 15»
REVIEW: Regeneration at Royal and Derngate Northampton
... and what it takes for them to leave, and on the way it will surprise you, shock you and move you - and all without recourse to excessive unsoldierly sentiment. «Northampton Herald and Post, Sep 14»
Book Review: 'The Burning of the World' by Béla Zombory-Moldován
Their martinet colonel is "a peacetime hero," the kind who insists that digging foxholes is unsoldierly, since it "leads to cowardice and undermines discipline. «Wall Street Journal, Aug 14»
WW1: Combat helmet technology - the Brodie steel helmet
"A rumour circulated that some generals thought [Brodies] looked 'unsoldierly'," reports historian John Hughes-Wilson, "and that they would make the men go ... «E&T magazine, Jun 14»
Evening Standard comment: Ending rape as a weapon of war
The armed forces can be deployed to convey the message that sexual violence is unsoldierly as well as morally wrong. This is one of the great moral issues of ... «Evening Standard, May 14»
Kilpatrick's failed raid on Richmond drives thousands of fleeing …
It was a "ridiculous and unsoldierly raid," Confederate cavalry command Maj. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee wrote bluntly in his report. -- Mark St. John Erickson. Copyright ... «Daily Press, Mar 14»
21st Century War, How It Will Be Different And Why
... and was reinforced in World War II and Vietnam, where the commandos and Special Forces seemed a little too independent minded and, well, "unsoldierly. «Strategy Page, Feb 14»
