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1 Apollinaris has just reconquered four or five whole provinces without any serious difficulty.
2 When Your Majesty's ancestors fought in France, whole provinces were held by England.
3 The plague swept the kingdom with terrific violence, and whole provinces were depopulated.
4 Success followed upon success, and whole provinces , Catalonia and Valencia, were won over.
5 Beyond lie whole provinces full of mutinous Jugoslavs and Rumanians.
6 He discusses exemption of taxes for whole provinces .
7 St. Francis Xavier arrived in Japan in 1549, baptized great numbers, and whole provinces received the faith.
8 Corporations, guilds, cities, and whole provinces possessed rights distinct from those of the rest of the country.
9 Cicero's complaint, that Caesar "had confiscated whole provinces and districts at a blow" (De Off.
10 Such works as these seem, however, not to have extended over whole provinces as they did in Spain.
11 The revenues of whole provinces went to satisfy mad projects; but the powerful favorite had no need to hesitate.
12 Sometimes our currency was to fail; another time our army was to disband; then whole provinces were to revolt.
13 The freedom of the city was also being given now not to single persons only, but to whole provinces .
14 At present," he continues, "much the greatest part of whole provinces are employed in this single manufacture."
15 Some senators owned whole provinces .
16 They captured cities single-handed, and ruled them afterwards, and they pacified whole provinces , in spite of famine and plague and fever.
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