rebellion, n.s. (1755) TEI coding Amy Giroux William Dorner TEI P5 Johnson's Dictionary Online Project
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Rebe'llion.
n.s. [ rebellion, Fr. rebellio, Lat. from rebel.] Insurrection against lawful authority. He was victorious in rebellions and seditions of people. Bac. Adam’s sin, or the curse upon it, did not deprive him of his rule, but left the creatures to a rebellion or reluctation. Bacon’s <hi rend="italic">Holy War.</hi> Raz’d by rebellion from the books of life. Milton.