Meanings of proclaim war in English

I, Jack Harkaway, proclaim war to the knife against the murderers of my boys.

Upon what pretence did Tarquin proclaim war against the Rutuli?

But they could hardly proclaim war without saying what place and whose place they wanted.

I'm a lover of peace, myself; but since you proclaim war, war it must be.

If he admitted them, Turkey would proclaim war.

At the same time he did not proclaim war upon the less orthodox of the Humanist school.

He saw clearly enough that to declare for Rodolph would be to proclaim war to the knife.

Those who attempt by outrage and violence to deprive men of any advantage which they hold under the laws, proclaim war against society.

Lest he proclaim war upon the Azathanai, he was subdued by kin and is now chained in a cell in the Tower of Hate.'

Proclaim war against the Swedish king, and take Finland as a compensation.

From the Agency the murderers spread through the valley of the St. Peter's, proclaiming war against the whites.

As we have before said, there was no distinctly proclaimed war, at this time, between the pioneers and the Indians.

When Halfdan had by this man's help regained his full strength, he summoned Thore, a champion of notable capacity, and proclaimed war against Erik.

Unlike any modern ruler, Deborah dispensed justice directly, proclaimed war, led her men to victory, and glorified the deeds of her army in immortal song.