- of its folk music.
Along with
flourishing traditional forms such as the
bombard-biniou pair and fest-noz
ensembles incorporating other additional instruments...
-
remained in the Union. War
broke out in
April 1861
after the
Confederates bombarded Fort Sumter.
After the
January 1863 Eman****tion Proclamation, many freed...
-
during the Gaza war and
Rafah offensive,
mostly used on
social media. The
phrase derives from a
comment made by
Richard "Rik" Peeperkorn, the
World Health...
- engineers,
including a
large bombard by Saruca,
while one
cannon was
built by Orban, who also
contributed a
large bombard. Orban, a
Hungarian (though some...
-
sheikhs Zahir and Nasif, who had key
backing from the
Russian fleet,
which bombarded Emir Yusuf's camp.
Uthman Pasha, s****ing to
prevent Beirut's fall to Sheikh...
- Island. The
guided missile cruiser Moskva and
patrol boat
Vasily Bykov bombarded the
island with deck guns. The
Russian warship identified itself and instructed...
-
society with the aim of
restoring capitalism. Mao
called on
young people to
bombard the headquarters, and
proclaimed that "to
rebel is justified". M**** upheaval...
- his
phrase "war
without hate" has been
uncritically used to
describe the
North African campaign.
Other historians have
since rejected the
phrase as a...
-
camera closes in on [Bentley's]
bruised face as the
prosecutor and
judge bombard him with
questions he can
barely comprehend." The film's end
titles state...
-
uncoordinated and so were
repulsed by the Boers. Finally,
Roberts resorted to
bombarding Cronjé into submission. It took ten days, and when the
British troops...
