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Shortly afterward occurred the death of Zedekiah, the dethroned king of Judah.
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For an instant Sir S. looked as haughty as a dethroned king.
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In monarchical governments it has dethroned kings, and in republics it dictates candidates.
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Then indeed all seems lost to the poor dethroned King.
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His wretched fur made him seem like a dethroned king.
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We haven't dethroned kings to put up a newspaper Boss.
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The murdered brother, the dethroned king, the dishonoured husband, the tormented sinner, is yet a gentle ghost.
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The French revolution which dethroned King Louis Philippe (1848) imparted fresh impetus to the Chartist movement.
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The dethroned king of finance grinned.
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Love has dethroned kings, built up empires, set great nations at war, and made statesmen weep with sorrow.
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Louis XIV., as the head of Catholic Europe at this time, was the natural protector of the dethroned King.
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In England they have already helped to dethrone kings and have secured some hold on Parliament, but on the
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It has never before been seen or heard that six dethroned kings have supped together at a public inn.
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A Dethroned King of Beasts
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Jim Smith, as he walked back to the institute, nursing his wrath, felt very much like a dethroned king.
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Finally, the murder of the dethroned king excited throughout the kingdom a feeling of horror and loathing against the queen.