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military school

noun

An Americanism dating back to 1770–80

One day around his 15th birthday, Coe came home and found that a friend of Jody’s had mailed her a pamphlet for military school.

It really was a surprise to see, after that dancing scene, that she was the rigid headmaster of a military school.

She recalled an anecdote her husband told about their military school days, when Headley would avoid morning prayers.

Rana has known Headley since they attended an elite military school in Pakistan.

He was a lieutenant of dragoons in the Spanish service, and master of the military school at Chihuahua.

Blackford was safe for the time in a military school, and Marian had been tutored for a year at home.

Bassett had recently visited Blackford at the military school where his son was established, and talk fell upon the boy.

Old as it is, it is still used by the army; the native military school and the naval academy both being within its walls.

The chap had perhaps been a soldier, and attended a military school.

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