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So he disbanded his army and the consumers became producers also.

They are almost disbanded. Scarcely a quarter of the soldiers remain with the standards of their regiments, the others go off by themselves in different directions hoping to find food and escape discipline.

Meanwhile the Army of Revolt was disbanded and the girls sent home to their mothers.

One of the first objects was to recruit a complement of Canadian voyageurs from the disbanded herd usually to be found loitering about the place.

The causes and motives of seditions are, innovation in religion; taxes; alteration of laws and customs; breaking of privileges; general oppression; advancement of unworthy persons; strangers; dearths; disbanded soldiers; factions grown desperate; and what soever, in offending people, joineth and knitteth them in a common cause.

The horses, who were commanded to charge the advancing Highlanders in the flank, received an irregular fire from their fusees as they ran on, and, seized with a disgraceful panic, wavered, halted, disbanded, and galloped from the field.

I had also bestowed a shilling on the Orfling, who was about to be disbanded.

Hence, slow and scanty levies of men, in the most critical emergencies of our affairs; short enlistments at an unparalleled expense; continual fluctuations in the troops, ruinous to their discipline and subjecting the public safety frequently to the perilous crisis of a disbanded army.

The king generally bestowed the governorships of the American colonies upon needy noblemen, or hangers-on at court, or disbanded officers.

Also, such a war would create a large standing army that need never be disbanded, while in the minds of the people would be substituted the issue, "America versus Germany," in place of "Socialism versus Oligarchy."

They would sooner be disbanded than abandon that tune; it is a part of their system.

"At all events, you've disbanded your troop--and you are living in your own house instead of being fast and loose about the place; that's all very good.