1815
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From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
1830
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From this reading "TO THE BARRICADES!"--1830.
highly skilled
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
touching and pressing; in opposition to
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
(quantifier) used with either mass or count nouns to indicate the whole number or amount of or every one of a class
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
altarnounUS /ˈɔːltər/
the table in Christian churches where communion is given
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
assassinationnounUS /əˌsæsəˈneɪʃən/
an attack intended to ruin someone's reputation
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
barbarisms
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From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
BARRICADESnounUS /ˈbærəkeɪdz/
plural of “barricade” — a barrier set up by police to stop traffic on a street or road in order to catch a fugitive or inspect traffic etc.
From this reading "TO THE BARRICADES!"--1830.
billionnounUS /ˈbɪljən/
the number that is represented as a one followed by 12 zeros; in the United Kingdom the usage followed in the United States is frequently seen
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
highly favored or fortunate (as e.g. by divine grace)
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
The red fluid that circulates in the heart and blood vessels.
From this reading Military and civil conspiracies sprang up, to protest against the Bourbons with the blood of martyrs.
BourbonnounUS /ˈbɜːrbən/
a reactionary politician in the United States (usually from the South)
From this reading The Bourbon government seems to have set itself the task of making the indignation of the people run over.
BourbonsnounUS /ˈbɜːrbənz/
plural of “bourbon” — a reactionary politician in the United States (usually from the South)
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
a natural or artificial enclosed space
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
citizensnounUS /ˈsɪtəzənz/
plural of “citizen” — a native or naturalized member of a state or other political community
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
civiladjectiveUS /ˈsɪvəl/
applying to ordinary citizens as contrasted with the military
From this reading Military and civil conspiracies sprang up, to protest against the Bourbons with the blood of martyrs.
clergynounUS /ˈklɜːrdʒi/
in Christianity, clergymen collectively (as distinguished from the laity)
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
conspiraciesnounUS /kənˈspɪrəsiz/
plural of “conspiracy” — a secret agreement between two or more people to perform an unlawful act
From this reading Military and civil conspiracies sprang up, to protest against the Bourbons with the blood of martyrs.
education imparted in a series of lessons or meetings
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
courtsnounUS /kɔːrts/
plural of “court” — an assembly (including one or more judges) to conduct judicial business
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
the time during which someone's life continues
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
defendersnounUS /dɪˈfendərz/
plural of “defender” — a person who cares for persons or property
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
DeputiesnounUS /ˈdepjətiz/
plural of “deputy” — someone authorized to exercise the powers of sheriff in emergencies
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
EmigrantsnounUS /ˈeməɡrənts/
plural of “emigrant” — someone who leaves one country to settle in another
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
establishmentnounUS /ɪˈstæblɪʃmənt/
the act of forming or establishing something
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
fathersnounUS /ˈfɑːðərz/
plural of “father” — a male parent (also used as a term of address to your father)
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
a boy or man
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
the cardinal number that is the sum of fourteen and one
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
a republic in western Europe; the largest country wholly in Europe
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
francsnounUS /fræŋks/
plural of “franc” — the basic monetary unit in many countries; equal to 100 centimes
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
glorifiedadjectiveUS /ˈɡlɔːrəfaɪd/
accorded sacrosanct or authoritative standing
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
the organization that is the governing authority of a political unit
From this reading The Bourbon government seems to have set itself the task of making the indignation of the people run over.
acknowledged as a supposition
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
grievancesnounUS /ˈɡriːvənsəz/
plural of “grievance” — a resentment strong enough to justify retaliation
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
hatrednounUS /ˈheɪtrəd/
the emotion of intense dislike; a feeling of dislike so strong that it demands action
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
ten 10s
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
impieties
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From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
impunitynounUS /ˌɪmˈpjuːnɪti/
exemption from punishment or loss
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
indemnitynounUS /ˌɪnˈdemnəti/
protection against future loss
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
a feeling of righteous anger
From this reading The Bourbon government seems to have set itself the task of making the indignation of the people run over.
iniquities
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From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
used when the thing doing the action is also its object
From this reading The Bourbon government seems to have set itself the task of making the indignation of the people run over.
the collection of rules imposed by authority
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
the act that results in something coming to be
From this reading The Bourbon government seems to have set itself the task of making the indignation of the people run over.
a quantifier that can be used with count nouns and is often preceded by “as” or “too” or “so” or “that”; amounting to a large but indefinite number
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
martyrsnounUS /ˈmɑːrtərz/
plural of “martyr” — one who suffers for the sake of principle
From this reading Military and civil conspiracies sprang up, to protest against the Bourbons with the blood of martyrs.
plural of “member” — one of the persons who compose a social group (especially individuals who have joined and participate in a group organization)
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
of or relating to the study of the principles of warfare
From this reading Military and civil conspiracies sprang up, to protest against the Bourbons with the blood of martyrs.
an organization of missionaries in a foreign land sent to carry on religious work
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading The Bourbon government seems to have set itself the task of making the indignation of the people run over.
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
organizedadjectiveUS /ˈɔːrɡənaɪzd/
formed into a structured or coherent whole, particularly on a large scale
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
orgiesnounUS /ˈɔːrdʒiz/
plural of “orgy” — any act of immoderate indulgence
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
not the same one or ones already mentioned or implied
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
overprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/
above and across; more than
From this reading The Bourbon government seems to have set itself the task of making the indignation of the people run over.
(plural) any group of human beings (men or women or children) collectively
From this reading The Bourbon government seems to have set itself the task of making the indignation of the people run over.
primogeniturenoun
right of inheritance belongs exclusively to the eldest son
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
protestnounUS /ˈproʊtest/
a formal and solemn declaration of objection
From this reading Military and civil conspiracies sprang up, to protest against the Bourbons with the blood of martyrs.
ProvocationsnounUS /ˌprɑːvəˈkeɪʃənz/
plural of “provocation” — unfriendly behavior that causes anger or resentment
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
provostnounUS /ˈproʊvoʊst/
a high-ranking university administrator
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
rancornounUS /ˈræŋkər/
a feeling of deep and bitter anger and ill-will
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
RestorationnounUS /ˌrestərˈeɪʃən/
the reign of Charles II in England; 1660-1685
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
especially of petals or leaves in bud; having margins rolled inward
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
royalists
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From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
move fast by using one's feet, with one foot off the ground at any given time
From this reading The Bourbon government seems to have set itself the task of making the indignation of the people run over.
sacrilegenounUS /ˈsækrələdʒ/
blasphemous behavior; the act of depriving something of its sacred character
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
satedverbUS /ˈseɪtɪd/
past form of “sate” — fill to satisfaction
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
except for; apart from
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
1/60 of a minute; the basic unit of time adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
third-person singular of “seem” — give a certain impression or have a certain outward aspect
From this reading The Bourbon government seems to have set itself the task of making the indignation of the people run over.
put into a certain place or abstract location
From this reading The Bourbon government seems to have set itself the task of making the indignation of the people run over.
sinceprepositionUS /sɪns/
from a time in the past until now
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
slayingnounUS /ˈsleɪɪŋ/
unlawful premeditated killing of a human being by a human being
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
the region of the United States lying to the south of the Mason-Dixon line
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
inflected form of “spring” — move forward by leaps and bounds
From this reading Military and civil conspiracies sprang up, to protest against the Bourbons with the blood of martyrs.
any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted
From this reading The Bourbon government seems to have set itself the task of making the indignation of the people run over.
an overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading "TO THE BARRICADES!"--1830.
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
the chair of state for a monarch, bishop, etc.
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading "TO THE BARRICADES!"--1830.
Trestaillon
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From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
Ultramountainists
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From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
Ultraroyalists
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From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
unattainableadjectiveUS /ˌʌnəˈteɪnəbəl/
impossible to achieve
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
being or moving higher in position or greater in some value; being above a former position or level
From this reading Military and civil conspiracies sprang up, to protest against the Bourbons with the blood of martyrs.
vengeancenounUS /ˈvendʒəns/
the act of taking revenge (harming someone in retaliation for something harmful that they have done) especially in the next life
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
in or at the place that
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
a Caucasian
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
in the company of; together with
From this reading Many are the grievances of France against the Bourbons: Provocations, iniquities, barbarisms, the White Terror of 1815;--the provost courts, where the hatred and rancor of the Emigrants sated itself with vengeance;--assassination, organized, blessed, and glorified, in the south;--Trestaillon and other defenders of altar and throne slaying their fellow citizens with impunity;--the Chamber of Deputies unattainable, all its members royalists save one;--the billion francs' indemnity granted to the Emigrants;--the establishment by the Ultramountainists and the Ultraroyalists of the law of sacrilege and the law of primogeniture;--the impieties of the clergy;--the orgies of the mission fathers.
a late time of life
From this reading Fifteen years have rolled their course since the second Restoration, accomplished after the Hundred Days.
