Meanings of conclude an armistice in English

The poor king; had to conclude an armistice to save his little kingdom.

What then can be more just, than to conclude an armistice?

If Marshal Frimont have thought himself authorised, to conclude an armistice, this is no reason for our doing the same.

He did, however, succeed in getting Sheaffe to conclude an armistice that fully equalled Prevost's in its disregard of British interests.

Our Staff will be ready to conclude an armistice when the enemy can no longer do any harm....

As may be remembered, Sir Evelyn Wood was ordered to conclude an armistice, whereby the troops that had garrisoned the Transvaal might evacuate it.

A previous attack of the Swedes upon Stralsund had brought about no definite result, and their general, Essen, had been constrained to conclude an armistice.

They assembled there on July 29th and at once concluded an armistice.

Their armies virtually destroyed, the Turks now concluded an armistice, which took effect as from the 31st October.

The emperor has concluded an armistice?

December 3, there was another letter, also from Austerlitz: I have concluded an armistice, and peace will be made within a week.

But immediately afterwards the Directoire was faced by the unpleasant fact that their new general, disregarding his instructions, had concluded an armistice with Sardinia.

The Archduke Charles had concluded an armistice with the Emperor Napoleon at Znaym, on the 12th of July, 1809.

There, on December 3, all the belligerents, except Greece, concluded an armistice, and negotiations for peace were begun at London on December 16.