re-establish

verb

Etymology: From re- + establish.

1. Alternative form of reestablish.

   “He ſent a phyſician to viſit him, who having given it as his opinion, that the young Engliſhman required nothing but reſt and proper diet to re-eſtablish his health, Mr. Steele then ſent for the landlord of the houſe where Carr and he were quartered, deſiring that he would immediately give them a more convenient apartment, and let the young man have that particular diet which the doctor recommended; […]”

   “He is now perhaps sorry for what he has done, and anxious to re-establish a character.”