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Definition of Quick march
1. Noun. Marching at quick time.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Quick March
Literary usage of Quick march
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Journal of Education by Nova Scotia Dept. of Education (1908)
"The command "With change of step, forward—march" to read "With change of step,
quick—march." The command "Forward—march" after "Heels—raise" to read "quick- ..."
2. The American Educational Monthly for the School and the Family (1866)
"To march off in double-quick time, the command is, " Forward—double- quick MARCH ;"
the squad steps off at double-quick time with the left foot, ..."
3. Field Exercise and Evolutions of Infantry, as Revised by Her Majesty's by Great Britain War Office, Great Britain Army (1870)
"The quick march. The cadence of the slow march having become perfectly familiar
to the soldier, be will be taught to march in quick time. ..."
4. Reminiscences and Opinions of Sir Francis Hastings Doyle, 1813-1885 by Francis Hastings Charles Doyle (1887)
"... power over his soldiers—The quick march of the 14th Regiment—Poem on the
subject—My father—My uncle, Charles Joseph—Stories of the Peninsular War. ..."
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