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1
The conflict ended in the
complete
overthrow
of the Roman army.
2
His present illness seems to be a
complete
overthrow
of the nervous system.
3
The result of this battle was the
complete
overthrow
of the Visigothic kingdom of Toulouse.
4
Certainly, to Casanova, the French Revolution represented the
complete
overthrow
of many of his cherished illusions.
5
What were the causes of the
complete
overthrow
of this apparent prosperity which so speedily followed?
6
He is proposing the
complete
overthrow
of the most basic assumptions of Western art since the Renaissance.
7
At last France was mistress of the seas; but James met with a
complete
overthrow
at the Boyne.
8
Left alone with Randal, Mrs. Presty's anger, under the
complete
overthrow
of her carefully-laid scheme, set restraint at defiance.
9
Following the Pilgrimage of Grace came the
complete
overthrow
of the monastic system by the dissolution of the larger monasteries.
10
Brief sections display the
complete
overthrow
of the great enemies of Christ, the beast, the false prophet, and the dragon.
11
It speaks to the
complete
overthrow
of Lawrence's ideas that for the last hour he had not recollected Isabel's existence.
12
We need now simply note the
result
,
-
the
complete
overthrow
of the Persian forces by the Greeks under Miltiades (490 B.C.
13
The I. W. W. aims at nothing less than the
complete
overthrow
of modern capitalism and the political structure which accompanies it.
14
The Council of the Five Hundred, who, he said, wished for "scaffolds, revolutionary committees, and a
complete
overthrow
of everything."
15
He was still, in his
complete
overthrow
,
the mature man of the world, the man to whom it was impossible to be ridiculous.
16
A desperate warfare ensued, which lasted about a hundred years, and ended in the
complete
overthrow
and destruction, or expulsion, of the Alligewi.
complete
overthrow
complete