Examples of using Dispossessed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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whose forebears had been dispossessed after the Spanish invasion.
In 1806, William I was dispossessed by Napoleon Bonaparte for his support of the Kingdom of Prussia.
Indeed most of the men saying-be dispossessed of their reproductive rights simply did not use a condom,
Australian Aborigines suffered a decline during this period as they were dispossessed of their lands and diseases spread among their population.
precarious and dispossessed of their means of production.
owners and dispossessed, p.91.
These were then dispossessed over the next two centuries by a series of Enclosure Acts.
Committing to work in solidarity with the poor, dispossessed, uprooted people
South Korea do it. Local peasants are threatened and dispossessed.
we can share in the frustrations of the dispossessed.
they had not been fully dispossessed.
The Hainish novels, such as The Dispossessed, Left Hand,
thereby abetting the process by which they were dispossessed of their remaining belongings.
advocated the role of the dispossessed.
traders will not be forcibly dispossessed as it was the case under the rule of the Stalinist bureaucracy.
the organic intellectuals of the dispossessed and marginal in the premarginal world.
land acquisition for the dispossessed.
but were dispossessed due to a political scandal in 1613 involving Ōkubo Nagamasa.
ISBN 0-520-02466-4 pp. xx David Gilmour: Dispossessed.
The episode of"desamortizaciÃ3n de Mendizábal" in the nineteenth century convent dispossessed of much of its heritage.