Moultrie

[ mohl-tree, mool- ]

noun

1. William, 1730–1805, U.S. general.
2. a city in S Georgia.
3. Fort. Fort Moultrie.

Example Sentences

Sixty dollars later, I’d ordered a box fitted for the Moultrie and a cable lock sized to the mounting holes in the camera and box.

From Outside Online

Moultrie also makes cameras that run on AT&T’s mobile data network, if that works better in your chosen location.

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But the Weehawken is there, moving straight on up the channel, turning now toward Moultrie.

From Project Gutenberg

The Ironsides kept the main channel, which brought her within about one thousand yards of Moultrie and Sumter.

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A mile or two east of Moultrie is Beach Inlet, where a powerful battery had been erected.

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The entrance was commanded by Sullivan's island and there the insurgents under Moultrie had erected a fort and mounted guns.

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None of the original face of the wall was to be seen, except on the side towards Charleston and a portion of that facing Moultrie.

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