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This article is about a specific 14th century French peasant uprising.
In February 1921, there were over one hundred peasant uprisings.
The new castle was able to withstand the peasant uprising of 1573.
It was the largest peasant uprising on Polish lands in the 19th century.
We'll have them spring their coup at the same time that we engineer our peasant uprising.
The peasant uprising that's about to take place is going to make the revolution 1917 look like a Sunday- afternoon round of golf.
I was a young recruit in your peasant uprising.
A peasant uprising, and you knew when it would happen, which is why you said there was little time left!
In 1822, during economic issues prior to that, he deployed domain forces to put down a peasant uprising.
It has also been called "the last jacquerie or peasant uprising in European history."
Kunniyur was the center of a large-scale peasant uprising in 1944.
The castle was plundered during a peasant uprising in 1635.
A nobleman was killed at the castle in the peasant uprising of 1573.
It involved the Austrian rulers putting down a peasant uprising.
Price increases due to food shortages caused many peasant uprisings.
The rest of his term was plagued by peasant uprisings all over the province.
In summer 1913, during a local peasant uprising, the neighbouring manor was destroyed.
He was crippled in putting down a peasant uprising.
I remember the first peasant uprising, save that it was none of that.
By October 1917 there had been over four thousand peasant uprisings against landowners.
In contrast, the consequences of the peasant uprising cost all parties dearly.
Nothing but a peasant uprising from time to time.
Peasant uprisings occurred throughout the country; however, they were violently suppressed.
The early modern period is characterized by internal disputes, both religious and social (peasant uprisings).
By far the greatest peasant uprising in 17th-century Europe erupted in 1667.