Sentence examples for union occupation from inspiring English sources

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Had either he or Lilly been tried — during the war or after Union occupation — he would have been imprisoned or even executed.

By 1863 much of Middle Tennessee was under Union occupation and the Confederate state government had ceased to exist, and Brownlow was able to return to Tennessee.

The Union "occupation" of New Orleans was also a liberation, if that is the appropriate word to describe the gnarled process of emancipation that took place there.

The city was also an important chess piece during the Civil War, falling into Union occupation following a battle in 1862.

I'm currently finishing a work of narrative non-fiction, to be published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux, about the Union occupation of the South Carolina sea islands during the Civil War.

As might be expected, most of those who previously had blue-collar and trade union occupations represent Labour.

For Greek leaders facing wide civil unrest, including the unions' occupation of the country's finance ministry on Thursday, the threat of turning to the I.M.F. can serve useful ends.

However when only the interaction of union and occupation is used as instruments and both union and occupations are controlled for in the second stage (columns 2 of Table 5), the estimates become very imprecise and unstable.

The building soon resembled a cross between a student union in occupation and a military headquarters on high alert.

This meant it did not apply in the border states or places such as New Orleans, which were already under Union military occupation by that time.