Meanings of aroused the people in English

Fire! had aroused the people of the house, and also of the cottages adjacent.

This proposition aroused the people of Nevada, and R.L.

The new force stirred and aroused the people.

The messenger who aroused the people of St.

The challenge aroused the people, and wherever the orators went, they spoke to the capacity of the hall.

By attacking the government, he aroused the assembly; by arousing the assembly, he aroused the people, and this coalition necessarily ruined him.

Samuel and John Adams, Patrick Henry, and James Otis, by their stirring and patriotic speeches, aroused the people over the whole land.

Their operations, too, had created a fresh sensation of hope, and had aroused the people from the dull despair in which they were sinking.

These aroused the people, and took from the Girondists, first, their authority, by destroying the Twelve; then, their political existence, by proscribing their leaders.