regicide

The new king needs to swiftly distance himself from regicide.

He was on the commission for the trial of the regicides, but took no active part.

The King's death is still a mystery and may have been either regicide or suicide.

But kill one wretched king and everyone calls you a regicide.

She hopes to become like a man to stop any sense of remorse for the regicide.

He would be exiled as a regicide following the Restoration.

Both were hanged the following day, even before the attempted regicide was made public.

I know you want to be thorough' he said one evening, as we set up the regicide board in his quarters.

They always spoke of him as "that abominable regicide," which he certainly was not.

The regicide and subsequent events are hailed as miracles of God.

The Regicides Trail is also named with this history in mind.

They shake their heads and wonder about our penchant for regicide.

Seventy-seven courses and a regicide, never a wedding like it.

That was all the worth of their French Revolution and regicide.

Two years later, she had heard the cries of an entire people exulting over a regicide.

He was held in the Tower of London before being tried as a regicide.

He was never trusted with anything but the expulsion of the regicides from Switzerland.

The country passed through fifteen years of regicide, terror, and mass executions.

It also continued proceedings against the regicides of Charles I.

Some say people were scared away because of her prediction of the regicide.

You don't like what he has done, but you doubt it is reason enough for regicide.

"You ever do that again, girl, and I will introduce you to a new word: regicide."

Each had on his chest a black plaque with the white colored inscription: "A regicide".

After the regicide, the Royalists gained control of the colonial assembly.

Some Republicans were sincerely shocked by the regicide, even if it meant regime change.