Meanings of great unanimity in English

They then with great unanimity elected Frederic, the Elector of Palatine.

After mature deliberation and with great unanimity, Dr. Taylor was elected.

Yes, there is a very great unanimity between the leaders of the United Nations.

The Dutch rallied with great unanimity and, spade in hand, worked heartily on the fortifications.

While he was recounting these undoubted facts, the people with great unanimity elected him king.

The Republicans, with great unanimity, agreed upon John A. Griswold, a congressman from the Troy district.

There they unsaddled their horses, after which, with great unanimity, they soused their heads in the horse-trough.

The Louvre continued shut against Vernet's pictures, but the peers took up his cause with great unanimity and enthusiasm.

They declined with great unanimity.

Hearing that I was likely to be promoted, the officers, with great unanimity, have requested to be attached to my command.

They had nothing to do except to take the world easy, and that, according to her account, they did with great unanimity.

Foreigners, commenting on our civilization, have with great unanimity remarked the privileged position that institutions of learning occupy in America as receivers of benefactions.

The State has, with great unanimity declared that she has the right peaceably to Secede, and no power on earth can rightfully prevent it.

This was the session of Congress for 1846-47, and the proposition passed the House with great unanimity as to the Northern members.

The greater unanimity, the less blood will be shed.

At this sitting the greatest unanimity prevailed.