Significats de many outrages en anglès

He had been an eye-witness to many outrages inflicted on his fellow-men.

The French, on their side, had Frontenac for leader and many outrages to avenge.

The Mexicans had already committed many outrages, and the Texans were in no forgiving mood.

The sailors undoubtedly committed many outrages upon individual cadets.

The natives and our countrymen are now somewhat sociable, and there are not many outrages committed by either party.

Religious animosity had broken out afresh since the recall of Fitzwilliam, and many outrages were committed on both sides.

He recounted the many outrages suffered by his people at the hands of the English, and especially their fur traders.

Very well; the Count de Montaiglon, guilty of many outrages against his ancestry to-day, must swim too if that were called for.

Hudson, of the Southern Presbyterian University at Shanghai, brought the records of many outrages back with him on his return to America.

Our soldiers, I am told, have been entering the houses of private citizens, taking whatever they saw fit, and committing many outrages.

The Jews had committed many outrages upon the Romans,-forthe race is very bitter when aroused to anger,-butthey suffered far more themselves.

At Castleisland, the scene of so many outrages, the population of the town is thirteen hundred, and the number of whisky shops is fifty-two.

During the Civil War, the Navajo Indians broke out and raided the Mexican settlements along the Rio Grande and committed many outrages and thefts.

There were nearly as many outrages there as in the whole of the rest of the country, which shows that poverty was not the cause.

Many outrages were committed by the licentious soldiery, in spite of all the precautions which the officers could take to preserve the most exact discipline.