-
Abjuration is the
solemn repudiation, abandonment, or
renunciation by or upon oath,
often the
renunciation of
citizenship or some
other right or privilege...
- The Act of
Abjuration (Dutch:
Plakkaat van Verlatinghe; Spanish: Acta de Abjuración, lit. 'placard of
abjuration') is the
declaration of independence...
- the
Ragusan Archdiocese, thus
limiting Hungarian influence. The
errors abjured by the
Bosnians in
Bilino Polje seem to have been
errors of practice, stemming...
- The
Jewish Naturalisation Act 1753 was an Act of
Parliament (26 Geo. 2. c. 26)
which allowed Jews
resident in
Britain to
become naturalised by application...
- 10,000 civilians. In 1581, the
northern provinces adopted the Act of
Abjuration, the
declaration of
independence in
which the
provinces officially deposed...
- this as one of the
reasons for
returning to men's
clothes after she had
abjured wearing them. However,
scholars have
stated that when she was imprisoned...
-
extent his
socialist convictions (which he
never either openly or
privately abjure) may have been
sacrificed in the
course of the
indispensable financial deals...
- but he
escaped in
early 1576. On 5
February of that year, he
formally abjured Catholicism at
Tours and
rejoined the
Protestant forces in the military...
- to
swear loyalty to the
Hanoverian regime, but
balked at the Oath of
Abjuration,
which required them to
reject the
authority of the Pope, and doctrines...
- The Act of
Abjuration,
signed on 26 July 1581, was the
formal declaration of
independence of the
Dutch Low Countries....
