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Meanings of outlawry in English
Usage of outlawry in English
1
The institution of outlawry exists among the Wyandots in a peculiar form.
2
But usually outlawry is declared only after trial before the tribal council.
3
Such exclusion from the line is regarded as equal to complete outlawry.
4
Driven to outlawry and poverty, no doubt many Netherlanders plunged into crime.
5
Now he was free, but excommunication and outlawry hovered over his head.
6
Robert Hood was now living in outlawry among the woodland copses and thickets.
7
Its expression was softened; and this man of outlawry and blood became gentle.
8
Thus fortified in his outlawry, he began to look about him.
9
The girl herself had no compensation for all this dread outlawry.
10
It's criminal court had the power of outlawry as did the shire courts.
11
Royal decrees of outlawry and ecclesiastical edicts of excommunication were issued against them.
12
Nor was it at his suggestion that Norbanus volunteered to share his outlawry.
13
He had reckoned from childhood on outlawry as his peculiar birthright.
14
He had lost a boon companion when Publius Gabinius was driven into outlawry.
15
Subsequently, their actions became such, that he proclaimed their outlawry through the country.
16
He had wounded and captured José Vaca, notorious in Sonora as leader in outlawry.
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