The phrase "and the plundering of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing theft, looting, or the act of taking goods by force, often in historical or political discussions.
Example: "The report detailed the devastation caused by the war, including the destruction of cultural heritage and the plundering of valuable artifacts."
Alternatives: "and the looting of" or "and the theft of".
There is even a link between the portraits of Rembrandt and the plundering of the Indies by the Dutch East India Company.
He accused them of a range of crimes from forced recruitment of exiled ethnic Hutu and the plundering of diamonds, cobalt, gold and zebras in Congo territory.
Thhis year's Africa Progress Report showed that no region has suffered more from tax evasion and the plundering of national wealth, which contribute to increased inequality even when the continent experiences economic growth.
But with both rivers depleted from drought, climate change and the plundering of their waters, the floods are also watering a political dispute over how their bonanza should be managed: to save farmers' livelihoods or the rivers themselves.The politics begins with the Menindee Lakes, to which much of the flood water is flowing.
How long a kingdom still attached to the outward trappings of Roman Catholicism would have tolerated doctrinal radicalism and the plundering of chantry lands and episcopal revenues under Somerset and Northumberland is difficult to say, but in 1553 the ground upon which Northumberland had built his power crumbled: Edward was dying of consumption.
The YSP, it turns out, is the perfect stage for this British-Nigerian artist who is fascinated by the strange legacies of Britain's imperial past, when such vast estates were built on the backs of slaves and the plundering of the colonies.
By Ian Frazier Vertical farming can allow former cropland to go back to nature and reverse the plundering of the earth.
Together we sing to end violence against our most vulnerable and against the plundering of our children's world. .
His most famous show, 1973's The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black, Black Oil, dramatised the Highland Clearances and the plunder of North Sea oil.
The invasion evolved into a perpetual de-facto occupation in alliance with Congolese groups and the plunder of the region's considerable mineral resources by Rwanda, Burundi and Uganda.
But the publication of a UN report in October accusing Rwanda of war crimes in eastern Congo, including the wholesale massacres of Hutu civilians and the plunder of minerals, tarnished Kagame's image.
