In part, these actions were driven by the ideology of the nation-state, its association of itself with civilization, and hence its assurance of the savagery of unsubjugated peoples.
To the British, that unsubjugated savage kingdom constituted an intolerable obstacle to progress.
We shall die unsubjugated by our enemies; we shall depart this life as free men, we and our women and children.
Kubilai Khan needed to bring the only significant nation of the region as yet unsubjugated - Japan - under his control.
It was good to see an unsubjugated Indian.
The order declared that the authorities will offer the ‘unsubjugated races’ portions of land and the right to cultivate them in the method they desire in exchange for their voluntary submission and consent to reside in towns.
An airman repeatedly risks being shot down to fly into the unsubjugated desert, emerging to write great adventure novels, and The Little Prince.
They employed the derogatory term ‘Moro’ to describe those uncivilized natives who refused to convert to Christianity and Moro ‘pirates’ to describe the unsubjugated natives.
A few very rugged naturally fortified areas that were inhabited by Circassians and Kabardai remained unsubjugated.
The Moors were finally defeated; but much of the countryside of Extremadura remains unsubjugated.
The Ilongot are culturally conservative and unsubjugated.
The people share a common ancient language - Euskerra, unique among all tongues of the world - and claim a continuous unsubjugated culture from the dawn of written history.
Although we had been tormented, starved, threatened, in danger of life and further retreat, we had been free on the little bit of land left to us; we had been proud and unsubjugated in spite of all we had gone through.