The phrase "confederation by" is not correct and usable in English as it stands.
It would need to be part of a larger sentence in order to make sense. For example: "The United States was founded by a confederation of original colonies."
The Huns incorporated the fighting manpower of their defeated enemies into their expanding confederation by making them subject allies.
Eventually, Newfoundland became a self-governing dominion with its own stamps and currency until 1949, when residents voted to join the confederation by a slim majority.
Baden as a unified state was recognized as a sovereign member of the newly formed German Confederation by the Congress of Vienna in 1814 15.
The course, which costs $30 a student, seeks to enliven documents like the Articles of Confederation by setting them to a hip-hop beat and illustrating them with Disney-caliber animation.
He also sought to gain the support of public opinion in the German Confederation by introducing a motion in the federal Diet for the convocation of a national parliament elected by equal manhood suffrage.
The leadership of Schwyz in the early history of the league led to the application of its name in dialectical form, Schweiz (Switzerland), to the three founder cantons as early as 1320 and to the whole confederation by 1352 (although it became the official name only after 1803).
After holding various academic offices, he was made cardinal in 1759 by Pope Clement XIII because he was supposed to be friendly toward the Society of Jesus, which was suffering suppression sponsored by a confederation led by Bourbon absolutists.
The war effort, debilitated by a rebellious confederation established by the unpaid military, was continued.
Tells how the country originated as a confederation authorized by the British North America Act, passed by Parliament in faraway Westminster.
He, his sons, and their deputies held Baghdad from 1447 to 1468, when they were ousted by their archrivals, the Ak Koyunlu ("White Sheep") Turkmen confederation, led by Uzun Ḥasan (1457 78).
The forces of Buenos Aires province, commanded by Governor Bartolomé Mitre, defeated those of the Argentine Confederation, led by Justo José de Urquiza, at the Battle of Pavón.
