1
Certainly even Caesar would not have found the Parthians an easy conquest.
2
The charms of town life made an easy conquest of the Orient.
3
This easy conquest was not without its moment of uncertainty, however.
4
Here was something that he wanted; the rest would be an easy conquest.
5
The invader would find at the least no easy conquest.
6
The brief struggle that ensued taught him that he need expect no easy conquest.
7
This easy conquest achieved, the first care of Munro was to feed his troops.
8
Charles, meanwhile, despite the threats of Spain, pushed on to accomplish his easy conquest.
9
The French made an easy conquest of them in an early stage of the Revolution.
10
Her weakness was shown by the rapid and easy conquest of almost the entire country.
11
He almost envies Walt Wilder his commonplace love, its easy conquest, and somewhat grotesque declaration.
12
In Faenza itself, meanwhile, the easy conquest of the valley had not produced a good effect.
13
He entered Spain by the Eastern Pyrenees, and made an easy conquest of Barcelona and Pampeluna.
14
It might be that she distrusted herself, having learnt already that Bessas was no easy conquest.
15
The infancy of that colony necessarily led them to hope for an easy conquest in attempting it.
16
By this time Corvette and Jose had shut the gates, and the Fort was theirs-aneasy conquest.
