Sentence examples for declaration of paris from inspiring English sources

In 1856, by the Declaration of Paris, Great Britain and the other major European countries (except Spain) declared privateering illegal.

(International protection of neutral rights was not achieved until 1856 in the Declaration of Paris at the end of the Crimean War).

Although privateering was banned by the Declaration of Paris in 1856, the Confederate states in America authorized the raider Alabama to privateer in the early 1860's.

In 1856, the major European nations had outlawed privateering, but the United States had refused to sign the resulting Declaration of Paris (although the Lincoln administration unsuccessfully sought to reverse that decision once the Civil War had broken out).

"These guys were not plaster-of-paris saints," Korr said.

Calibration is usually performed with Pb-doped plaster-of-Paris phantoms (Todd et al. 2002a).

Small children I treat with the plaster-of-Paris portable bed.

See also plaster of paris.

Gypsum is plaster of paris.

SEVEN AGES OF PARIS, by Alistair Horne.

He was made of plaster of paris, with rosebud lips.