 | Edward Sinclair May - 1896 - 254 页
...passed from one wing to the other, giving positive orders to the Horse to march as close as possible, keeping their ranks with sword in hand, to receive the enemy's shot, without firing either carbine or pistol until we broke in among the enemy, and then to make use of our firearms as need should... | |
 | Mandell Creighton, Justin Winsor, Samuel Rawson Gardiner, Reginald Lane Poole, Sir John Goronwy Edwards - 1921 - 664 页
...from one wing to rtle other, giving positive orders to the horse 4o march as close as was possible, keeping their ranks with sword in hand, to receive the enemy's shot without firing either carbine or pistol, till 1 Clarendon, vi. 74, assigns a brigade to Feilding, and Britannicae Virtutis... | |
 | Samuel Rawson Gardiner - 1889 - 766 页
...passed from one wing to the other, giving positive orders to the horse to march as close as possible, keeping their ranks with sword in hand to receive the enemy's shot, without firing either carbine or pistol till we broke in amongst the enemy and then to make use of our fire-arms as need... | |
 | Samuel Rawson Gardiner - 1889 - 670 页
...passed from one wing to the other, giving positive orders to the horse to march as close as possible, keeping their ranks with sword in hand to receive the enemy's shot, without firing either carbine or pistol till we broke in amongst the enemy and then to make use of our fire-arms as need... | |
 | Samuel Rawson Gardiner - 1893 - 428 页
...passed from one wing to the other, giving positive orders to the horse to march as close as possible, keeping their ranks with sword in hand to receive the enemy's shot, without firing either carbine or pistol till we broke in amongst the enemy and then to make use of our fire-arms as need... | |
 | 1895 - 872 页
...passed from one wing to the other, giving positive orders to the horse to march as close as possible, keeping their ranks with sword in hand, to receive the enemy's shot without firing either carbine or pistol till we broke in among the enemy, and then to make use of our firearms as need should... | |
 | Xenophon - 1897 - 212 页
...passed from one wing to the other giving positive orders to the Horse to keep as close as possible, keeping their ranks with sword in hand to receive the enemy's shot, without firing either carbine or pistol until we broke in among the enemy, and then to make use of our firearms as need should... | |
 | Thomas Stanford Baldock - 1899 - 584 页
...Rupert rode down the ranks " giving positive orders to the horse to march as close as was possible, keeping their ranks with sword in hand, to receive the enemy's shot without firing either carbin or pistol till we broke in amongst the enemy, and then to make use of our firearms as need should require,... | |
 | Charles Harding Firth - 1902 - 510 页
...passed from one wing to the other giving positive orders to the horse, to march as close as possible, keeping their ranks with sword in hand, to receive the enemy's shot without firing either carbine or pistol till we broke in amongst the enemy, and then to make use of our firearms as need... | |
 | 1924 - 574 页
...passed from one wing to the other giving positive orders to the Horse to march as close as possible, keeping their ranks with sword in hand, to receive the enemy's shot without firing either carbine or pistol till we broke in amongst the enemy, and then to make use of our firearms as need... | |
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Prince Rupert passed from one wing to the other, giving positive orders to the horse to march as close as possible, keeping their ranks with sword in hand to receive the enemy's shot, without firing either carbine or pistol till we broke in amongst the... 
