Príklady insurrection

• In extreme cases of oppression "the right or even the duty of insurrection and regicide" was acknowledged.

• The violent insurrections that swelled in the mid- to late-1960s created an opportunity to sharpen the connection of civil rights to crime.

• There may have been another meeting, but if there was it was inconclusive, and the scheduled date for the insurrection passed without incident.

• Just when the insurrection began has puzzled many, and in this book the authors provide the most sensible answer yet available.

• Could insurrection have weighed, nonetheless, in the deliberations of the cabinet in its private meetings?

• But they could also latch on to a more insurrectionary tradition harking back to the ' right of insurrection ' claimed by the sans-culottes during the 1790s.

• Obviously local elites had little difficulty choosing which side to take once a popular insurrection broke out.

• In the light of this last statement the official response to the attempted insurrection is particularly interesting.

• They have been behind the extensive and highly mobilised direct actions and insurrection in the region.

• Robins also adds a final chapter about the heterogeneous nature of the insurrection that is welcome, yet that also works against his basic arguments.

• Most of the insurrection plotters were vehemently opposed to any plans for an assassination.

• They stood around day after day not trying to put down an insurrection, but trying to start one.

• After all, the successful insurrection against the king restored his political acquaintances to ministerial office.

• Venner's men neither gave nor asked for quarter and their violent fury was striking for a pathetically supported insurrection.

• It is noteworthy that it could do this for the insurrection, where the evidence of witnesses who were at meetings at which the proposed rising was discussed could be cited.%!