In Central India long-sustained and fierce conflicts followed brutal and cowardly massacres.

The duel which followed, now historic, stands alone in the fierce conflicts of men.

He was no longer impressed by that world of fierce appetites and fierce conflicts.

Cauca's fertile soil and untapped gold deposits have often led to fierce conflicts over land.

Even within the Lutheran communion fierce conflicts broke out.

This it was which made him invulnerable amidst all the fierce conflicts his gentle words excited.

In spite of all efforts, however, many constitutions are still broken daily in the fierce conflicts of competition.

War develops and inspires men, and if it continues long, great soldiers are evolved from its fierce conflicts.

Each man hath had his temptations, each his fierce conflicts and defeats, each bears grievous scars from the battle-field.

He took part in over sixty fierce conflicts, and in personal encounter killed twenty-six armed rebels with his own hand.

These fierce conflicts so concentrated the energies of war in the Netherlands, that but little was attempted in the way of invading Spain.

During the festival of Isis they gave themselves up to fierce conflicts, their fanatical fury even infecting strangers who chanced to be present.

The name, "dark and bloody ground," had its origin in the fierce conflicts which took place between the whites and the Indians.

Gilead was the boundary between the two peoples, and the arena, during a long period, of fierce conflicts which they waged with each other.

Here very fierce conflicts occur between the wire-pullers themselves, and these are frequently decided by votes as close as majorities of one, or two.

The United States, being the only neutral nation in the fierce conflicts raging round the world, had been reaping a rich harvest for several years.