What does vauntguard mean?
Vauntguard means Obsolete form of vanguard..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Obsolete form of vanguard..
From these Cliffs, as soon as the Christians had enter'd the Pass, the Turks sent their Poysoned Arrows in great showers, but which the Vauntguard of the Christian Army receiving in the form of a Wedge, and under Protection of their ...
Which Soldiers with their continual Shot, killed divers of the Vauntguard led by the Hamiltons, who courageously and fiercely ascending up the Hill, were already out of Breath when the Regent's Vauntguard joined with them.
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Vauntguard means Obsolete form of vanguard..
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From these Cliffs, as soon as the Christians had enter'd the Pass, the Turks sent their Poysoned Arrows in great showers, but which the Vauntguard of the Christian Army receiving in the form of a Wedge, and under Protection of their ...
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