Examples of 'imprisoned by the british' in a sentence
Meaning of "imprisoned by the british"
imprisoned by the british: This phrase refers to being confined or held captive by the British authorities. It is often used in a historical context to describe situations where individuals were arrested or detained by British forces
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imprisoned by the british
He was imprisoned by the British authorities eleven times.
They were arrested and imprisoned by the British.
She was imprisoned by the British authorities for her activism.
Whose boss was previously imprisoned by the British.
He was imprisoned by the British for the duration of the war.
His struggle for independence led to his being imprisoned by the British.
Imprisoned by the British for seven years for his political.
That same year he was imprisoned by the British for sedition.
We found out there were three villagers arrested and imprisoned by the British.
They had been imprisoned by the British for their radical union activism.
Richard Stockton had escaped but was later captured and imprisoned by the British.
Singh was repeatedly imprisoned by the British government in India.
This leads him to join the military, where he is imprisoned by the British.
During World War II, Gluckstein was imprisoned by the British authorities who governed the territory.
Gandhi, the Ali brothers and others were imprisoned by the British.
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I was imprisoned by the British Empire for 14 months.
Tyabji was arrested soon afterward and imprisoned by the British Indian Government.
Both brothers were arrested and imprisoned by the British Raj for three months in 1930.
Hayes could not attend as he was imprisoned by the British authorities at the time.
Sa'adi was at one point imprisoned by the British authorities.
He joined the Haganah, and was imprisoned by the British authorities in Latrun.
Gandhi was then seized and imprisoned by the British government in 1922.
Betram was captured and imprisoned by the British during the War of 1812.
Livingston was briefly imprisoned by the British in New York in 1782.
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