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Meanings of depose the king in English
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Usage of depose the king in English
1
With those funds they buy more weapons from private western companies and depose the king.
2
So strongly did he feel on these subjects that he invited Charles to invade England and depose the king.
3
The right of the peoples' representatives to select and depose the king and to change the order of succession was established.
4
Two race wins deposed the King of Spain's Bribon for third overall.
5
Presently the Commune sent a request that the assembly should depose the King.
6
Even to this day we have never formally deposed the King of Delhi.
7
He had deposed the king and contemplated the empty throne.
8
'Intent to raise rebellion, to depose the king, should that not be treason?
9
The king refused to sign this treaty; the East India Company had been superseded, and the governor-general deposed the king.
10
The king was executed eight months later: ironically, had the moderates deposed the king themselves, he would certainly have lived.
11
By way of answer the populace of Paris stormed the royal palace, deposed the king, and established a Radical government.
12
This is our moment of triumph: the kingmaker deposing the king who has wearied him to install another, his son-in-law.
13
The Magi formed a large portion of the great national council, which elected and, if need were, deposed the kings.
14
'Still if they depose the king,' I said, 'the King of Navarre must succeed him.
15
He therefore formed a conspiracy with several nobles of Norman birth to depose the King, and sent an invitation to Robert to hasten over.
16
The reformed House of Commons will, according to him, before it has sate ten years, depose the King, and expel the Lords from their House.