Significats de honourable peace en anglès

She will conclude an honourable peace with France at the first opportunity.

Give us the victory and an honourable peace, and remain with us in life and in death.

The lords, in their address, promised to concur in all reasonable measures towards procuring an honourable peace.

Where is the ' honourable peace' for us?

Now they had an opportunity of concluding an honourable peace, and establishing a lasting claim to the gratitude of Sparta.

Obviously an honourable peace would be preferable to the horrors of a forest war, and Frontenac did his best to secure it.

Though Henri by it broke faith with Queen Elizabeth, he secured an honourable peace for his country, an undisputed kingship for himself.

The prince had all along loudly expressed his conviction that neither the archdukes nor Spain would ever be brought to an honourable peace.

Perhaps it would be best that the schedule should be arranged now, and then you will see that an honourable peace is proposed.

The issue of events is uncertain; but whatever it be, the men in power cannot conduct a prosperous war nor obtain an honourable peace.

But the people of England will, I trust, be more vigorous for the prosecution of the war, which can alone insure an honourable peace.

The loss of life here is affecting every one, the Chancellor is a very good man, and I think honestly desires an honourable peace.

It must be admitted therefore, that the Barneveld party were not to be severely censured for their desire to bring about an honourable peace.

Suddenly, however, for reasons not disclosed by the Chinese sources, the Turks withdrew, and the T'ang were able to conclude a fairly honourable peace.

The end of war is to obtain an honourable peace; and the more the enemy is distressed, the sooner are you likely to obtain one.

"Hark ye," said I, "let us effect an honourable peace.