stuckley造句

• Thomas Stuckley in his Maj'ties service of blessed memory Charles the First in which he lost one of his hands in fight before Plimouth.
• After a period of extreme hardship and torture in captivity, he was released by means a bribe offered through an influential English Catholic, Edmund Stuckley, to the Castle government.
• Historian Geoffrey Ward, winner of a National Book Critics Circle award as a Roosevelt biographer, has edited and annotated the Stuckley-Roosevelt correspondence and Daisy's prodigious diaries into a valid historical narrative, with Fala in a key supporting role.
• Massachusetts raised two full regiments, totalling nearly 1, 000 men; man of war under the command of Captain Charles Stuckley, and the 24 gun colonial " Province Galley " of Cyprian Southack . ( March took a former prisoner of the Maliseet, John Gyles as his translator .)