Sentence examples for on the conquest of from inspiring English sources
Europe's riches and a surplus of labor enabled and emboldened its rulers to take on the conquest of the Holy Land through a series of Crusades starting in 1096 and ending in 1291.
Perspectives on the Conquest of Mexico (Sessions 4-7).
I wrote a book on the conquest of America in 1981.
He recounted these events in his De Thessalonica urbe a Normannis capta ("On the Conquest of Thessalonica by the Normans").
His only full-length later play was the artistically worthless but popular patriotic melodrama Pizarro (1799), based on a German play on the conquest of Peru.
Male sexuality, by contrast, is assumed by most people to be a constant: hard and emotionless, often violent, focused on the conquest of women, on penetration, on dominance.
The classes will follow the main timeline of the geographical expansion of the empire with a special emphasis on the historical significance of the conquest of Istanbul, the consolidation of the borders of the empire, the establishment of the state apparatus in the classical period, a period of turbulence leading to a substantial transformation of the state in the early 19th century.
In rebel-held Seville, German and Italian fascists are on hand to advise their Spanish counterparts 'on the technique of the conquest of power'.
Fa Ngum continued on to the conquest of Xieng Khouang and then, in 1353, took Muang Swa, forced the abdication of Souvanna Khamphong, and proclaimed himself king of the expanded kingdom of Lan Xang ("a million elephants").
The resulting collapse in Stephen's support enabled Geoffrey to push on with the conquest of Normandy over the next four years.
The region formed part of the Buddhist Srivijaya empire, with its capital at Palembang (in southeastern Sumatra), and served as a base for the conquest of kingdoms on the Malay Peninsula in the 7th century ce.
