It may also mean we have a confederate in this place.

They went a long way, on purpose to find a man who would not be a confederate.

Right now, the Confederates were on top in the air war.

All they wanted was to get away from the Confederates.

They had more of them than the Confederates did, though.

Now her confederates had brought the man to within a few miles.

So it is best to have a confederate in the final position who will be prepared.

The Confederates still might have made a fight of it.

You could beat back the Confederates, but get behind them?

He had very few friends and no confederates that I knew of.

"Perhaps a confederate in the audience will strike me when my back is turned?"

"You think it might have been a sign for him from possible confederates."

Late that night the Confederates pulled back to their new position.

This was not yet a critical problem for the Confederates.

If he has a confederate or two, do the same with them."

"Does this mean the Confederates are starting to run low on their own men?"

In the field, the Confederates played by the rules most of the time.

The Confederates had over a day to get ready for the battle.

The two men in the bar were merely waiting for their large confederate.

With no way to get across the river, the Confederates could not follow them.

It was likely that one of the Confederates had also been killed.

Murder by a confederate was thought likely, but no proof could be found.

The confederates answered first and all three gave the same wrong answer.

Price soon came under the command and control of the Confederates.

Also, we are hoping that some of his confederates will try to get him out.

Another night he came in and got from some part of the building a lot of stationery with 'Confederate States' printed at the head.

Edwin de Leon -Confederate diplomat, writer, and journalist.

"Cashing in on the Confederacy: A North Carolina legal group calls itself the leading advocate for 'Confederate Americans.'

In 1921, Garrett's lecture was published in the 'Confederate Veteran' as the "True Story of the Capture of John Wilkes Booth".

The Earl of Moray, Mary's half-brother, and the 'Confederate Lords' rebelled against Queen Mary and raised an army in Edinburgh.

The realization that the Sheen had entered Confederate- controlled space in a system known as NS-680-193 came as a shock, since the human-designed intelligence had given up any hope of scanning familiar constellations a long time before.

All dates were supported by Andy Hull's solo side project Right Away, Great Captain, Robert McDowell's solo side project Gobotron, and Dead Confederate' Hardy Morris' Hardello.

The soldiers arrayed against the Lakota and Cheyenne were primarily Civil War draftees or "galvanized Yankees"-Confederate soldiers captured by the Union who agreed to fight Indians on the frontier in exchange for their freedom.

The 'Commemorative Air Force (CAF)', formerly known as the 'Confederate Air Force', is a Texas-based non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and showing historical aircraft at airshows primarily throughout the U.S. and Canada.

According to WorldCat, two of his books are available from more than six hundred major libraries worldwide --Confederate General of the West: Henry Hopkins Sibley, and Civil War in the Southwest: Recollections of the Sibley Brigade.

It is likely that by this time they were already confederated or merged with remnants of other tribes.

"See, there are hundreds; we're loosely confederated at best.

Who, but thou and the devil, with whom thou art confederated?"

Diaguita tribes were sometimes confederated, and sometimes at war against each other.

In England a movement arose to federate the empire, much as Canada had recently confederated.

The mountain ridge west of this strip, which was populated by Arabs, would be confederated with Jordan.

Five American Indian Iroquois tribes confederated to battle against their neighbors.

In the 15th century the Ditmarsians confederated in a peasants' republic.

Until 1840 23 countries with more than 80% of the population had confederated under Prussia's leadership by cancelling the customs and trade barriers.

Most Taiwanese today are willing to support such a strategy until some form of greater Chinese democracy emerges in which Taiwan could be confederated.

After 1764, sejms were frequently confederated.

The colonies were confederated by Queen Victoria in 1867 to form the Dominion of Canada.

But no one seems to know what the name was prior to this, and Germany was not yet confederated, so there were several kaisers at the time.

In this loosely confederated 1992 Europe, U.S. influence is bound to lessen.

The situation in southern Africa was vastly different, not least in that several of its states were still independent, and so required military conquest before being confederated.

Partitioned, confederated, federated Palestine?

Who can say now that this solution can survive in a larger Europe in which a unified or confederated Germany is the strongest element?

All these small Siouan tribes were originally parts of, or confederated with, the Cheraws."

Although now classified as Nipmuc, the bands were heavily allied and possibly confederated with the Pennacook.

However, there was little support in Ljubljana for this idea and he later proposed that the Slovene March become an independent state, confederated with Yugoslavia.

Banknotes have been issued in Canada and the British colonies that confederated to form the Dominion of Canada from 1 July 1867.

Generally, an enlarged Prussia and the 38 other states consolidated from the mediatized territories of 1803 were confederated within the Austrian Empire's sphere of influence.

Following the French expulsion, the native tribes, led by Chief Pontiac, confederated in an attempt to rebel against the British without French assistance.

The British North America Act (1867), which had confederated the Canadian provinces, provided a model with respect to the relations between the federation and the Crown.

But a more likely outcome, several officials acknowledged, is that the Bosnian Serbs will form their own state, which they expect to be confederated with or annexed by Serbia.

They will find our Confederation open and free to all of them.

The project of the Confederation, however, never came to anything.

Would you have your county a member of the Confederation?

After 1499 it was also the home of a Confederation court.

You should be able to see what is happening to the Confederation.

But the Confederation was never strong enough to be able to attack another country.

Peace has finally come to the Confederation, or so it seems.

Most of them believe there is no more Confederation, and that these new people might turn out not too bad.

They say that a confederation of 22 cities went to war.

The confederation adopted its current form and name in 1936.

The state of control is held elsewhere in the confederation.

His work was then made available to the 75 million members of the world's largest trade confederation.

After Confederation he took no further interest in political affairs.

Despite being a confederation, criminal law was left in the hands of the States.

"We go back and forth among the Confederation a lot."

While the confederation might still be in existence, much has not been heard of the same since.

He was said to have united them into a confederation of tribes.

And if the Confederation knew about the twins, what else did they have?

"How much do you think he's worth if we turn him over to the Confederation authorities?"

"You could say the same about every star system in the Confederation, sir."

Too bad the Confederation strike force was no longer in a position to do anything about it.

That would not be a confederation, but an association of separate states.

For the first hundred years after Confederation, private bills were more common.

If a confederation should take place, one great question is how shall we vote?

"A confederation is one of the serious options for the final status."