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Meanings of jacobite in English
Usage of jacobite in English
1
Your jacobite airs are pretty, and there are many others of the same kind pretty; but you have not room for them.
2
The Jacobite sentiments were general among the western counties and in Wales.
3
The earl who promoted the Jacobite rising in 1715 was born here.
4
Another Jacobite song was the cause of an amusing incident at Edinburgh.
5
The penitent was informed by his Jacobite friends that he was forgiven.
6
My father is a Jacobite, and so had to leave the country.
7
Like the White Rose League, their Jacobark is worse than their Jacobite.
8
Horace Walpole says of him that he was simply a Jacobite priest.
9
He had Jacobite leanings, and had been an adherent of James II.
10
We are Jacobite fugitives, and there is a price upon our heads.
11
After his death, a zealous Jacobite gentleman gave twenty guineas for them.
12
Under no circumstances could Swift allow himself to be labelled as a Jacobite.
13
The Monophysite controversy led to the founding of the Jacobite sect.
14
In it were a quantity of Jacobite papers and a curious old arm-chair.
15
The trade was a survival of the days of Jacobite plots.
16
But in all this he was true to his Jacobite instincts.
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