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A formidable insurrection broke out, at Madrid, on the second of May.
2
And so, early in 1537, ended the one formidable insurrection of Henry's reign.
3
During the formidable insurrection of the Koromantyn slaves, in 1760, they played a dubious part.
4
The beginnings of this formidable insurrection were strangely neglected by the King and his advisers.
5
Even his attempt to restore the integrity of the coin was opposed by a formidable insurrection.
6
Four months later distress provokes the formidable insurrection of June, which is fatal to the Republic.
7
He succeeded in raising a formidable insurrection, and we had to send more soldiers to the islands.
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This measure was the origin of a formidable insurrection, 50,000 workers revolting.
9
By skillful management, with a handful of men, he defeated a formidable insurrection without any effusion of blood.
10
In 1807, General Crawfurd was ordered to throw obstacles in the way of Miranda, then heading a formidable insurrection.
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The intelligence of this formidable insurrection drove the convention to adopt still more rigorous measures against priests and emigrants.
12
The celebrated James d'Artaveldt, commonly called the brewer of Ghent, put himself at the head of this formidable insurrection.
13
He termed the uprising, "A formidable insurrection."
14
At this time, however, there suddenly broke forth a formidable insurrection amongst these miserable subjects-theMessenians of the Iberian Sparta.
15
There is only one fairly good history of that formidable insurrection in the English language-onewritten some years ago by Mr. Thomas March.
16
Having crushed this rebellion, Pompey returned to Italy in time to take part in putting down a formidable insurrection of slaves, outlaws, and ruined peasants.
