dissensions

• “+ Schism and disunion he brands as crimes to be classed with murder and debauchery, and declares that those guilty of "dissensions" and”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 15: Tournely-Zwirner

• “But the "dissensions" the President spoke of were natural enough.”

  Pickwickian Studies

• “Florence -- Republics always disunited -- Some differences are injurious; others not so -- The kind of dissensions prevailing at Florence -- Cosmo de ”

  History of Florence and of the Affairs of Italy

• “Florence — Republics always disunited — Some differences are injurious; others not so — The kind of dissensions prevailing at Florence — Cosmo de’ Medici and Neri”

  The History of Florence

• “To my thrilled imagination it was the face of one who dwelt beyond all strivings of the elements and broody dissensions of the blood.”

  CHAPTER XII

• “She could make a meal of sun-dried fish or a bed in the snow; yet she teased them with tantalizing details of many-course dinners, and caused strange internal dissensions to arise at the mention of various quondam dishes which they had well-nigh forgotten.”

  An Odyssey of the North

• “The land was convulsed with industrial dissensions.”

  Chapter 10: The Vortex

• “Rome, the catspaw in the matter of their religious dissensions.”

  Chapter 17

• “Now will there be more dissensions, and riotings, and stonings of prophets.”

  Chapter 17

• “Today, gold has become an expression of the instability spreading from Tunisia to Egypt to Libya to Syria, to Yemen, to Saudi Arabia, to Iran, to Bahrain -- and those street dissensions to come, conceivably in Kuwait, UAE, and elsewhere.”

  The Huffington Post: Robert Lenzner: Gold, Silver Prices Hit New Peaks on Political Unrest

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