英语词汇“coercion act”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

2. Government by force, as opposed to that which rests upon the will of the community governed; the employment of force to suppress political disaffection and the disorder to which it gives rise. In modern English politics, chiefly applied to the suspension of ordinary constitutional liberties, and other exceptional legislation, from time to time applied to Ireland. Coercion Act, Coercion Bill: popular name for the Act of Parliament of 1833 and various subsequent ones.As the word has had, in later times, a bad flavour, suggesting the application of force as a remedy, or its employment against the general sense of a community, it is now usually avoided by those who approve of the action in question.

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society > authority > rule or government > a or the system of government > other systems > [noun] > by force

chirocracy1677

command1693

coercion1798

cannonarchy1841

buckshot-rule1881

1798 A. O'Connor in Madden United Irishmen (1843) 2nd Ser. II. xiv. 322 The recall of Lord Fitzwilliam..the renewal of the reign of terror and coercion.

1832 C. Napier Life in Pall Mall Gaz. (1887) 19 Oct. 9/1 Coercion, damnable coercion! What has been the ruin of Ireland but this accursed coercion.

1833 Viscount Palmerston Let. 21 Mar. in H. L. Bulwer Life Palmerston (1870) II. x. 148 Few absolute Governments could by their own authority establish such a system of coercion as that which the freely chosen representatives of the people are placing at the command of the Government of this country.

1880 W. E. Forster Let. Gladstone 23 Nov. in Life II. vi. 272 Like myself..driven with the utmost reluctance to take the side of coercion.

1888 Duke of Argyll Let. in Times 9 Nov. 9/6 The cant which brands as ‘coercion’ that which is the duty of every Government.

attributive.1834 Palmerston in Bulwer Life (1870) II. 205 The Coercion Bill will pass without much difficulty.1848 W. J. O'N. Daunt Recoll. O'Connell II. App. 306 The Coercion Act of 1833 was passed by an English Parliament in defiance of a majority of Irish members.1875 M. F. Cusack Speeches of Liberator I. Introd. 9 One of his most powerful speeches was on the subject of Coercion Laws for Ireland.1880 W. E. Forster Let. Gladstone 26 Dec. My draft Coercion, or, as it may be called..Protection Bill.1881 W. E. Forster Let. Gladstone 20 Nov. My replacement by some one not tarred by the coercion brush.

单词	coercion act
释义	> as lemmas Coercion Act 2. Government by force, as opposed to that which rests upon the will of the community governed; the employment of force to suppress political disaffection and the disorder to which it gives rise. In modern English politics, chiefly applied to the suspension of ordinary constitutional liberties, and other exceptional legislation, from time to time applied to Ireland. Coercion Act, Coercion Bill: popular name for the Act of Parliament of 1833 and various subsequent ones.As the word has had, in later times, a bad flavour, suggesting the application of force as a remedy, or its employment against the general sense of a community, it is now usually avoided by those who approve of the action in question. ΘΚΠ society > authority > rule or government > a or the system of government > other systems > [noun] > by force chirocracy1677 command1693 coercion1798 cannonarchy1841 buckshot-rule1881 1798 A. O'Connor in Madden United Irishmen (1843) 2nd Ser. II. xiv. 322 The recall of Lord Fitzwilliam..the renewal of the reign of terror and coercion. 1832 C. Napier Life in Pall Mall Gaz. (1887) 19 Oct. 9/1 Coercion, damnable coercion! What has been the ruin of Ireland but this accursed coercion. 1833 Viscount Palmerston Let. 21 Mar. in H. L. Bulwer Life Palmerston (1870) II. x. 148 Few absolute Governments could by their own authority establish such a system of coercion as that which the freely chosen representatives of the people are placing at the command of the Government of this country. 1880 W. E. Forster Let. Gladstone 23 Nov. in Life II. vi. 272 Like myself..driven with the utmost reluctance to take the side of coercion. 1888 Duke of Argyll Let. in Times 9 Nov. 9/6 The cant which brands as ‘coercion’ that which is the duty of every Government. attributive.1834 Palmerston in Bulwer Life (1870) II. 205 The Coercion Bill will pass without much difficulty.1848 W. J. O'N. Daunt Recoll. O'Connell II. App. 306 The Coercion Act of 1833 was passed by an English Parliament in defiance of a majority of Irish members.1875 M. F. Cusack Speeches of Liberator I. Introd. 9 One of his most powerful speeches was on the subject of Coercion Laws for Ireland.1880 W. E. Forster Let. Gladstone 26 Dec. My draft Coercion, or, as it may be called..Protection Bill.1881 W. E. Forster Let. Gladstone 20 Nov. My replacement by some one not tarred by the coercion brush. extracted from coercionn. < as lemmas
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