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Example sentences for "general peace"

  • I did this from a persuasion, that such limitation was not only just and reasonable in itself, but absolutely necessary to prevent this Court's continuing to delay a treaty to a general peace.

  • The marriage gave universal satisfaction, and during the festivities with which it was celebrated at Court, in November, 1677, William engaged the king in the project of a general peace.

  • On the opening of Parliament on the 7th of December, the queen announced that "notwithstanding the arts of those who delighted in war, both time and place were appointed for opening the treaty for a general peace.

  • Mr Laurens represents the new Ministry as feeble and insincere, the nation as desirous of a general peace.

  • Disposition in England is become favorable to the acknowledgement of independence, and to a general peace.

  • A general peace was at this time negotiating; and Grotius having done singular services to the Dutch Plenipotentiaries, he was permitted to return to Holland, after being two years absent.

  • If I had not some hope of contributing to a general peace, I should have retired before now.

  • They addressed a joint letter to the King of England, proposing once more a general peace; but as they both refused to acknowledge any authority in Spain save that of King Joseph, the answer was of course in the negative.

  • And, while straining every nerve in Germany, France, and Italy, Napoleon asserts that there will be an armistice for the conclusion of a general peace.

  • The Portuguese Ministers place all their hopes of being able to ward off this terrible blow in the certainty which they entertain of England being obliged to enter into negotiations for a general peace.

  • A truce was concluded with Russia, and a special envoy was sent to Paris to explain the desire of the Emperor Francis to act as mediator, with a view to the conclusion of a general peace.

  • President Wilson's four points are a suitable basis upon which to begin negotiating about a general peace.

  • Replying to the annexationists, Count Czernin said:] The forcible annexation of foreign peoples would place difficulties in the way of a general peace, and such an extension of territories would not strengthen the empire.

  • He perhaps thinks, however, that Vienna presents more favorable soil for sowing the seeds of a general peace.

  • The Landfriede (General Peace) was concluded; quiet appeared to be restored in the Confederacy.

  • After the conclusion of the Landfriede (General Peace) he ventured to return home again, and even rode through a portion of the Zurichan territory in disguise.

  • On the one hand she induces them to incline to a general peace.

  • Nevertheless, as they had resolved upon a general peace, they were willing to treat with her as well as with the others.

  • While Napoleon thus revelled in augmented strength, and increased honours, Providence put it once more, and for the last time, in his power to consolidate his immense empire by a general peace, maritime as well as upon the continent.

  • This friend of freedom saw nothing inconsistent in advocating a measure, which the absolute monarch recommended as the necessary step to a general peace.

  • Though the delays you have met with afford room to suspect, that Spain wishes to defer a particular treaty with us till a general peace, yet I see so many political reasons against such a measure, that I can hardly presume they will adopt it.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    general amnesty; general characters; general conceptions; general conference; general consent; general debility; general discharge; general government; general idea; general introduction; general officers; general prosperity; general references; general staff; general term; general terms; general truth; general way; generally about; generally believed; generally considered; generally made; generally recognised; generally understood; mother country; prismatic crystals