Meanings of pacific character in English

There were also in the Infirmary inmates of a more pacific character.

The sight of them rapidly changed the pacific character of the free States.

Our relations with the various Indian tribes continue to be of a pacific character.

We know how deeply rooted is the religious and pacific character of the Russian masses.

He was warned against mistaking the conspicuously pacific character of Freeland for cowardice or weakness.

For a long time his efforts wore the appearance of a religious, and pacific character.

The letter to president Boyer shows very clearly the pacific character and object of these protestants.

A more pacific character would have dared a greater danger for the reward and the promise of her eyes.

To fly is the plan of Berta's father; it is the resource which is most consistent with his pacific character.

It does not promise well for the pacific character of unity, that we have a great civil war; but wherefore?

Germany was divided into Catholic states and Protestant states, which had established between themselves relations of an almost pacific character.

All these demonstrations had, however, a pacific character, and the presence of the enemy in Paris gave rise to no serious incident.

I gently pushed it aside, making a sign expressive of the pacific character of my motives in paying a visit to the ship.

There is something soothing and gentle in this remonstrance, which bespeaks the affection of Elkanah, and exhibits his pacific character in an advantageous light.

Although our meeting was to be of a pacific character, we went armed as usual, no one moving about in that region without weapons.

Again, this religion and this minister at whom Mr. Dixon sneers, are really responsible for the pacific character of the Negro population of the South.