Tyrannic

EDIT 05-07-09 I have JOINED the two segments of the "Tyrannic" painting at this link.

R.M.S. TYRANNIC-- The Biggest Thing In All The World!!!--Hilarious TITANIC Parody!! Randy Wilharm 2009

Above all, he wanted to “restrain from oppression the wicked and Tyrannic” by explicitly protecting those basic rights whose loss would not serve “any good social purpose.”

Ratification Pauline Maier 2010

Above all, he wanted to “restrain from oppression the wicked and Tyrannic” by explicitly protecting those basic rights whose loss would not serve “any good social purpose.”

Ratification Pauline Maier 2010

Above all, he wanted to “restrain from oppression the wicked and Tyrannic” by explicitly protecting those basic rights whose loss would not serve “any good social purpose.”

Ratification Pauline Maier 2010

This was a piece I did -- a brochure again -- RMS Tyrannic, the biggest thing in all the world.

Bruce McCall's faux nostalgia 2008

This was a piece I did -- a brochure again -- RMS Tyrannic, the biggest thing in all the world.

Bruce McCall's faux nostalgia 2008

This was a piece I did -- a brochure again -- RMS Tyrannic, the biggest thing in all the world.

Bruce McCall's faux nostalgia 2008

_Tyrannic Love_ and of the gibes in _The Rehearsal_ -- "the French are as faulty for discovering too little of it".

English literary criticism Various

On the other hand the heroic drama, of which Dryden's _Conquest of Granada_ and _Tyrannic Love_ may be taken as fair samples, has obvious affinities with the more questionable side of the Elizabethan stage.

English literary criticism Various

In the winter of 1668-9, "Tyrannic Love, or the Royal Martyr", a rhymed heroic tragedy, was played, and in 1670 his greatest heroic tragedy, the first and second parts of "Almanzor and Almahide, or the Conquest of Granada".

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 5: Diocese-Fathers of Mercy 1840-1916 1913