There is no peace because Israel's neighbours--and too many of the world's Muslims--cannot accept the right of a non-Arab, non-Muslim minority to live unsubjugated in the Middle East. ❋ Dr. Sanity (2009)
From underfoot, like a sea terror-swollen the unsubjugated earth uprises and in the expanses lie dark voices like the evil, alien thing that waits. ❋ Greenintegerblog (2008)
Abstention from all luxurious viands prepared from cow's milk, taking a pleasure in tranquillity of heart, lying on bare rocks or the earth, devotion to Yoga, eating potherbs and leaves of trees, and subsisting upon fruits and roots and wind and water and moss, are some of the practices of the Rishis by which they attain to the end that belongs to persons unsubjugated (by the world). ❋ Kisari Mohan [Translator] Ganguli (N/A)
When the European peoples settled down, in 1815, after the long wars of the French Revolution, they found themselves faced by many problems, but there were few Europeans who would have included among these problems the extension of Western civilisation over the as yet unsubjugated portions of the world. ❋ Ramsay Muir (1906)
Europe, but the Holy Allies felt that their task was not completed so long as Spain's revolted colonies in America remained unsubjugated. ❋ John Holladay Latane (1900)
Love for the souls that Christ has redeemed is the only human feeling that is left unsubjugated; and wheresoever the emotions of natural affection and friendship mingle with this Christian love, they are watched, and restrained with unsparing severity, that the heart may come at last to love nothing, except _in_ Christ Himself. ❋ Georgiana Fullerton (1848)
For Islam, the unsubjugated unbeliever-especially the Jew-is by definition, the enemy. ❋ Unknown (2009)
a loving manner to the living beings about us, not only to our flocks and herds but to the life of the unsubjugated realm as well. ❋ Nathaniel Southgate Shaler (1873)
General Fisk declared that "there are some of the meanest, unsubjugated and unreconstructed rascally revolutionists in Kentucky that curse the soil of the country ... a more select number of vindictive, pro-slavery, rebellious legislators cannot be found than ❋ Walter Lynwood Fleming (1903)
