Meanings of credulous people in English

They would not have been a credulous people, or easily religious.

But what are the falshoods these credulous people have been led to believe?

He learned that many similar swindlers were wandering on the roads, cheating credulous people.

What, I suppose, credulous people call 'the powers of darkness.'

They are not the narrations of ignorant, credulous people; they are all fully vouched for.

I merely mentioned poor old Zamorra's crank as an instance of how credulous people could be.

Further, she drew a good income from the influence which her art gave her over credulous people.

He began to be credulous precisely at the point where the most credulous people begin to be sceptical.

Some of them will be told in good faith, and some will be to merely mislead too credulous people.

The credulous people who believed the oaths of kings, generally paid afterwards the penalty of their credulity in blood or fetters.

They were a credulous people, ignorant of the sins of modern finance, and prepared by industry and isolation to be exploited.

Huge sums of money rolling in from the pockets of credulous people, money stinking with the curse of vulgarity and quackery!

As an instance of terror and bewilderment caused by meteors and shooting stars among credulous people, I will quote the following anecdote:

He threw out biting remarks on Lydgate's tricks, worthy only of a quack, to get himself a factitious reputation with credulous people.

Meanwhile, we kept meeting unlucky and credulous people who transformed John Muir's Range of Light into their personal Mordor, a purgatory in the pines.

To begin with, they might suspect me; one understands they're not very credulous people and it would take some time to prove my statements.