Spell Check of yeomanry

Definition of yeomanry:

class of small freeholders who cultivated their own land

Examples of usage:

1) The yeomanry are gone. - "Contemporary Socialism", John Rae.

2) Classes were dying out; the yeomanry, the nobility, the small tradesmen, would soon be no more; and society was drawn up in two widely separated hostile camps, the large capitalist class or bourgeoisie, who had all the property and power in the country, and the labouring class, the proletariat, who had nothing of either. - "Contemporary Socialism", John Rae.

3) Our cavalry- the 10th Hussars, the Essex Yeomanry, and the Blues- helped in the capture of this high village, behaving with the greatest acts of sacrifice to the ideals of duty. - "From Bapaume to Passchendaele, 1917", Philip Gibbs.