Sentence examples for royal proclamation from inspiring English sources

The royal proclamation: weapons of mass affection.

No prime-time television address, not even a royal proclamation issued in his name.

The queen issued a royal proclamation in 2003 acknowledging the "dark chapter" and calling for a day of commemoration.

In 2003 Queen Elizabeth II issued a royal proclamation apologizing for the forced deportation of the Acadians.

As a final straw, in August 1672 a royal proclamation announced the introduction of copper half pennies and farthings (quarter pennies) made from comparatively cheap copper.

In Britain, a separate public service was set up in 1635 by a royal proclamation "for the settling of the letter-office of England and Scotland".

The Registan of Timur's time was also the site for royal proclamations, parades and executions.

With him, he carried two padrões, stone pillars hewn from smooth-grained Portuguese limestone with royal proclamations engraved on their capitals.

With him, he carried two padrões, stone pillars hewn from smooth-grained Portuguese limestone with royal proclamations engraved on their capitals.

First arising during the Revolution as a strategy for subverting the authority of royal proclamations and congressional declarations, poetic warfare became a ubiquitous part of early national print culture.

Its original meaning was "to make ready for publication," as in a 1432 tract praising the emperor Pompey for his willingness to "redacte the lawes in to bokes," and centuries later to improving royal proclamations.