-
operation of
parties in mind, as they had been
thought disre****ble and
factious. The
Federalists planned to deal with this by
having all
their electors...
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International Development "Voice of a nation: How Juba
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- was
constant tension,
particularly in peacetime.
According to Holt, the
factious nature of
emirs who were not the sultan's
khushdashiyya stemmed from their...
- "patriot" had a
negative connotation and was used as a
negative epithet for "a
factious disturber of the government".
Prior to the Revolution,
colonists who supported...
- America:
Volume 1, The
Colonial Experience (1965) Bonomi, A
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Society in
Colonial New York (Columbia U.P., 1971)...
- facility, facinorous, facsimile, fact, faction, factional, factionary,
factious, factitious, factor, factorable, factorial, factory, factotum, factual...
- Hughes, The
Fatal S**** 1989:
Christopher Hill, A Turbulent,
Seditious and
Factious People: John
Bunyan and His
Church 1990: V. S. Pritchett, A
Careless Widow...
- commander-in-chief of the army, was critical,
enabling the
government to
retire factious generals who
regarded it as
their duty to
maintain the
existing constitution...
