- "The
Usurpation of
Richard the Third » 31 Jul 1936 » The
Spectator Archive". The
Spectator Archive. Levine,
Mortimer (1959). "Richard III –
Usurper or Lawful...
- A
usurper is a
person who
makes an
illegitimate or
controversial claim to power. Look up
usurper,
usurp, or
usurpation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary...
- (Psithyrus) and
cuckoo paper wasps (Polistes) are
known for
usurpation. Nest
usurpation most
frequently occurs during the late pre-emergence
stage of...
- Land
Usurpation: The
Spanish Sea (1565-1898)".
Philippine Law Journal. 63: 82. Holston,
James (1991). "The
Misrule of Law: Land and
Usurpation in Brazil"...
-
Empire (395–1453),
rebellion and
usurpation were so
notoriously frequent (in the
vision of the
medieval West,
where usurpation was rare) that the
modern term...
-
realm after the
usurpation. For
historiographical purposes, pre-
usurpation Qi is
referred to as "Jiang Qi" (姜齊), and post-
usurpation Qi is
referred to...
-
usurpers were
individuals or
groups of
individuals who
obtained or
tried to
obtain power by
force and
without legitimate legal authority.
Usurpation was...
- "THE
USURPATION OF
RICHARD THE THIRD » 31 Jul 1936 » The
Spectator Archive". The
Spectator Archive. Levine,
Mortimer (1959). "Richard III--
Usurper or Lawful...
-
Titus Cornelius Celsus was
supposedly a
Roman usurper, who
rebelled against Gallienus. He was one of the so-called
Thirty Tyrants enumerated by Trebellius...
- The
Gallienus usurpers were the
usurpers who
claimed imperial power during the
reign of
Gallienus (253–268, the
first part of
which he
shared with his...
