He was just in time to see the British medical sergeant come in with a pitcher of tea, tin cups, hard tack, and margarine and jam.
The food consisted of bully beef, M and V, hard tack, tea and sugar, as reported by the patients stationed there.
Breakfast of hard tack, coffee and pork was eaten, and the troops, in solid columns to the number of 7,000, under command of Gen.
The boxes of hard tack sent us were marked Harrison's Landing, having been with McClellan on the Peninsula campaign.
Arriving at Piedmont, rations were issued of hard tack, coffee and pork, the men eating a good supply, and lying down until morning.
We were just up from a good night's sleep and had partaken of a generous supply of Old Java and "hard tack," and felt abundantly able to defend ourselves.
To make fires and cook supper was impossible, so we supped on raw salt pork, hard tack, and cold water.
Each received his ration of coffee, hard tack, pork and beans, irrespective of size, weight or previous condition.
Beside this there was a prejudice with many against "hard tack" and cold meat with spring water to wash them down; particularly when brought into competition with the possible supplies of a prosperous farmer's garden, cellar and field.
Hard tack was no such delicious viand as made us despise the free gift of the cow.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hard tack" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
