- Look up
overthrow in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Overthrow may
refer to:
Overthrow, a
change in government,
often achieved by
force or
through a...
- by a
fielder in the centre,
having been
thrown in from the outfield.
Overthrows usually occur when a
fielder aims
unsuccessfully at the
stumps in an attempt...
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doubtful loyalty.
Dartmouth suspected Berkeley and
Grafton of
plotting to
overthrow him; to
monitor them, he
placed their ships next to his and minimised...
- people. Consequently, the iron
master was free to
express his fancy.
Overthrows often feature monograms or cyphers,
armorial crests or supporters, and...
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Elenchos kai anatropē tēs pseudōnymou gnōseōs, "On the
Detection and
Overthrow of the So-Called Gnosis"),
sometimes referred to by its
Latin title Adversus...
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Overthrow: America's
Century of
Regime Change from
Hawaii to Iraq is a book
published in 2006 by New York
Times foreign correspondent and
author Stephen...
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sometimes referred to as a
silent coup or a
bloodless coup, is an
illegal overthrow of a government, but
unlike a
regular coup d'état it is
achieved without...
- 1898. The 1993
Apology Resolution by the US
Congress concedes that "the
overthrow of the
Kingdom of
Hawaii occurred with the
active parti****tion of agents...
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crisis provides a
spark which causes a
revolution in Rome c. 500 BC
which overthrows the
existing monarchy in the city; Rome
becomes involved around this time...
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years and is
succeeded by his son Diognetus. 892 BC—King Xiao of Zhou
overthrows King Yih of Zhou and
takes the throne. 891 BC—Tukulti-Ninurta II succeeds...