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Meanings of national independence in English
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Usage of national independence in English
1
Doubtless, national independence appeared too dear a purchase at such a price.
2
This is the basis of the universal claim for national independence.
3
They are two: her national independence and her achievements in discovery and colonization.
4
What have I, or those I represent, to do with your national independence?
5
They are doomed to become slaves after the loss of their national independence.
6
Even by that first effort she gloriously achieved the national independence of America.
7
But the star of Mexico's national independence had yet to reach its zenith.
8
Were we very tender towards national independence in Egypt, in Persia?
9
Hence they are looking towards Germany to keep a national independence.
10
Now he declared his resolution never to restore to Poland its national independence.
11
Tells about Finland's history; it achieved national independence in 1917.
12
The Dutch were robbed of national independence and personal freedom.
13
It is terrible now, it would not be terrible if Ireland had national independence.
14
But when the leaders of the movement for national independence, Lord Charlemont and Mr.
15
We had to win our national independence in difficult wars.
16
They conversed far into the night, making plans for the gaining of national independence.
This collocation consists of:
National independence through the time
National independence across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common