Shall then my father's will be of no force To dispossess that child which is not his?

"Yes, but I'll be dispossessing you of your own office."

Both countries had native peoples who were dispossessed of their land.

He was dispossessed in 1945 by the postwar Soviet administration.

"I recognize the right of my rival to dispossess us."

During the second world war many areas were dispossessed.

His family would have been dispossessed of their land.

By 1975 or so, a significant Latino population had been dispossessed without much human consideration.

Ross had been dispossessed by Georgia and was now homeless.

Attempts to dispossess them by legal means did not succeed.

Kings could not simply dispossess their subjects as Richard had done.

The normal occupants of the room had been dispossessed for the moment, but they did not seem to mind.

A land claims court would also hear cases of blacks dispossessed by apartheid.

Their motives are irrelevant when people get hurt or dispossessed as a result.

The very first chapter provides relief to those who have been dispossessed of their property.

The generations to come must not violate and dispossess territory of the other.

In 1930 the new authorities were trying to dispossess him, counted among individual peasants.

Without formality, there were no rules needed to dispossess a leader; he simply would have lost his following.

However, this time, kills made are not kept until the player dispossess the host on a base.

The nuns remained in that convent until 1876 when they were dispossessed.

However, the measures created resentment and opposition among the newly dispossessed.

Relief to refugees must be provided by colonists who have not been dispossessed.

Some of those foreclosures are likely to dispossess families.

After the war most of the proprietors were dispossessed.

His brothers did not agree to this, and began to refer to themselves as 'the Dispossessed', because the High Kingship had passed them by.

Erfeloran ('the Dispossessed'), with variant initial vowel Yrfeloran, is found in the list of Old English names of the Feanorians, p. 260.

Valian Year 2950 'The Dispossessed', the name given to the House of Feanor, has appeared in the Old English name Yrfeloran, p. 260.

Smith, Patricia J. "'Everything to Dread from the Dispossessed': Changing Scenes and the End of the Modernist Heroine in Elizabeth Bowen's Eva Trout."

The second, later, major work of translation was an anthology of Irish poetry 'An Duanaire: 1600-1900, Poems of the Dispossessed' (1981), translated by Kinsella and edited by Seán Ó Tuama.

'The Growing Dispossessed' It is this "growing stratum of the dispossessed," Mr. Benyon said, often young people between the ages of 17 and 25 who feel frustrated by a lack of opportunity, who have found an outlet in the anti-tax revolt.

Do we learn anything more here about the lives of the dispossessed?

What is the role of the state toward the vulnerable and dispossessed?

The dispossessed glad of any world to call their own.

The man claimed he was full up with the dispossessed.

They also returned dispossessed land to the young lady's family.

He has done more for the dispossessed and exploited in our society than anyone I know of.

It's not news to the dispossessed that things are tougher.

He lost his own job last May and now wanders with the dispossessed.

Her aim is to create possibility for students who may feel dispossessed.

The church cares for the poor, the sick and the dispossessed.

They must be some of the dispossessed, he thought.

Who will provide a home for those dispossessed nations whose land has been swallowed up by the sea?

Riots are likely to take place where the dispossessed reside.

No matter how bad it gets, if suddenly I'm dispossessed, they can still say about me that he had his own wrapping paper.

The roar was held by some to be that of the dispossessed and not a train at all.

"He had an empathy about the dispossessed and the lonely."

What was worse, the dispossessed did not like it any better. "

Or has our society simply abrogated responsibility for care of the dispossessed?

But it is unlikely to comfort the dispossessed or the many others who feel themselves at risk.

I thought everyone was like me, but the enlisted Army is a constituency of the dispossessed.

"I thought maybe at the mission society you discovered that they were the real dispossessed," he argued.

He cared for the poor, the oppressed and the dispossessed.

He also established relief committees for the poor and dispossessed of Washington.

"Only dispossessed people," she wrote, "know their land in the dark."

Perhaps he went over to the side of the rural dispossessed and championed their cause.