pronunciamentoes

“Keene's personal friends, will take very seriously his sweeping assertion and political pronunciamentoes -- at least, as regards _Punch_, for whom and for his colleagues he retained to the end feelings of the warmest affection.”

The History of "Punch"

“In solemn pronunciamentoes he was credited with being philosophically responsible for various imaginary crimes of the enemy -- the whole-sale slaughter or mutilation of prisoners of war, deliberate burning down of Red Cross hospitals, the utilization of the corpses of the slain for soap-making.”

The Antichrist

“In other solemn pronunciamentoes he was credited with being philosophically responsible for various imaginary crimes of the enemy -- the wholesale slaughter or mutilation of prisoners of war, the deliberate burning down of Red Cross hospitals, the utilization of the corpses of the slain for soap-making.”

The Antichrist

“But he had not a word to say of what had become of all his proclamations, pronunciamentoes, gloomy appeals and terrible threatenings with respect to retaliation.”

The Rival Administrations: Richmond and Washington in December, 1863.

“She was uniformly in favor of toning down our fiery pronunciamentoes.”

History of Woman Suffrage, Volume I