- and
later the
United Secession Church. They were
often referred to as
Seceders. The
underlying principles of the
split focused upon
issues of ecclesiology...
- (1835-36); the
Confederate States of
America seceding from the Union,
setting off the
American Civil War;
Panama seceding from
Colombia in 1903,
during United...
- as a
declared Islamic republic. In 1971, the
exclave of East ****stan
seceded as the new
country of
Bangladesh after a nine-month-long
civil war. In...
- the
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and
Ireland in 1801. Most of
Ireland seceded from the UK in 1922 as the
Irish Free State, and the
Royal and Parliamentary...
- Routledge, ISBN 978-0-415-57590-4 Webb,
Mathew J. (2012), Kashmir's
Right to
Secede: A
critical examination of
contemporary theories of secession, Routledge...
- Presbyterianism. Even
after the Scot
Seceders had made
their peace with
other elements in the
mother country,
American Seceders retained their separate identity...
- The
Original Secession Church or
United Original Secession Church was a
Scottish Presbyterian denomination formed in 1827 by the
union of (1) the Anti-Burgher...
-
Corsican Republicans who
opposed Paoli's
policy and his
aspirations to
secede. He was
given command over a
battalion of
Corsican volunteers and promoted...
- the
Republican vice
presidential nominee,
William Dayton.
North American Seceders Party candidates: John C. Frémont,
former senator from
California Nathaniel...
-
first time by a
foreign army and ravaged. In 1655,
Lithuania unilaterally seceded from Poland,
declared the
Swedish King
Charles X
Gustav as the
Grand Duke...
