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Meanings of great rebellion in English
Revolt of East Timorese against the Portuguese colonian government in 1911–12.
Related terms
Spanish
primera guerra civil inglesa Catalan
primera guerra civil anglesa 
Synonyms
Examples for "first english civil war"
Examples for "first english civil war"
1
Then came strange news from the East-news of a great civil war.
2
The great civil war broke out about this time between Caesar and Pompey.
3
The passions aroused by a great civil war are still dominant.
4
In '36, a great civil war broke out in Spain.
5
The semi-barbarous age, which succeeded the great civil war, had been civilised by slow degrees.
Usage of great rebellion in English
1
We are living in a day of the great rebellion of the machines.
2
The armies of the Union had crushed out the great rebellion.
3
He was there on the breaking out of the great rebellion under Gonzalo Pizarro.
4
In the great rebellion they fell, one and all.
5
Twenty years before a great rebellion had been afoot.
6
To me, she's a great rebellion against all that. Q: Nanny McPhee is not Mary Poppins.
7
There is a great rebellion in the North.
8
You will recollect how far the slaveholders had progressed in their great rebellion at that date.
9
Since then I have acted as surgeon to a fighting regiment all through the great rebellion.
10
The great rebellion which for four long years had been assailing the nation's life was quelled.
11
In 1795, while Great Britain was at war with France, a great rebellion broke out in Ireland.
12
Yet it is safe to affirm that without the great rebellion this book had never been written.
13
The great rebellion marks the era of the adoption of a regular system of taxation in Great Britain.
14
The Catholics of Ireland, in the great rebellion, lost their estates for fighting in defence of their King.
15
Thus ended the great rebellion.
16
So much so that when the great rebellion came in '41, not a hair of his head was touched.
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