Plunder and rapine made her rich, and her oppression of millions made her great. |
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Three weeks of rapine, slaughter and plunder were sufficient to anger the king and the emperor, who entered into negotiations with each other. |
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You see, he has learned a thing or two from my own back-stabbing acts of rapine ferocity, and doubtless he is applying it to his own affairs. |
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Subsistence farmers, who live off their harvest and risk falling victim to rapine or drought, can depend only on themselves and their children. |
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Plunder and rapine were a way of life and no man trusted his brother. |
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Are we now a desolate husk of a country, sucked dry by Eduardo Saverin's rapine? |
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In 35 years, law and order, and security and religious toleration, have been substituted for rapine, disorder, official tyranny, and religious persecution. |
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So no government or green has tried hard to stop the rapine. |
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The turning of your ship into a sea-rover would have made the entire ocean a scene of outrage, rapine, and murder. |
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A Tyrant doth not only rapine his Subjects, but spoils and robs Churches. |
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