Peace would then be soon made between our said Lord the King, his subjects, and the people of France, and thereby to occasion a temporary rise and increase in the prices of the public Government Funds, &c.
London aforesaid, and places adjacent thereto divers false reports and rumours that the said Napoleon Bonaparte was killed, and that a peace would soon be made between our said Lord the King and his subjects and the people of France.
Here the march stopped; and here it was expected that terms of peace would be proposed by Napoleon.
Louis Philippe saw that if this despatch reached the hands of Laffitte and the war party in the Council of Ministers the preservation of peace would be almost impossible.
They informed me, that the second letter of Mr Fox to the mediating Minister of Russia, proposing a separate peace with Holland, made no more impression than the first, and no peace would be made but in concurrence with France.
Indeed, relief to Russia which did not mean a return to a state of peace would be futile and would be impossible to consider.
Indeed, relief to Russia which did not mean a return to a state of peace would be futile, and would be impossible to consider.
Peace would be purchased at too high a price by bending beneath a foreign yoke" and such a peace would be but brief; for "the nation thus submitting would be soon involved in the quarrels of its master.
So where Jefferson expected that the roses of peace would bloom, Marshall saw clusters of bayonets, as the fruitage of the French Revolution.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "peace would" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
