seditious

But what constituted "blasphemous, immoral, treasonable, schismatic, seditious or scandalous libels" ?

During the 17th and 18th centuries, the British Crown prosecuted hundreds of cases of seditious libel, often imposing draconian penalties.

Government computers scan Chinese cyberspace constantly, hunting for words and phrases that censors have dubbed inflammatory or seditious .

With that, James commissioned a new Bible without those seditious notes.

English law defined seditious libel as criticizing the government in such a way as to reduce public confidence.

Rosy Bindi, a leader in the Democratic Party, immediately objected that such criticism was unacceptable and seditious.

Another person, Syed Akbar Ali, was also charged because he posted a "seditious" comment on the article.

They were licensing, taxation , and seditious libel.

A cluster of high-rises, harmonious yet revolting, quiet yet seditious, is like jade sticks growing on rocks.

Could the way in which these protests are organised (on the internet) be seen as seditious ?

His practice was subversive; his message, seditious.

Our realm brooks not seditious sects, let them elsewhere resort.

Seditious words: wherever there is oppression, there is resistance!

He distributed a seditious pamphlet called The Rights of Man.

However, there are all kinds of unhealthy and seditious information on Internet, and it is easy to make people unreasonable and cause chaos.

university libraries would not commit an offence merely by circulating or displaying seditious literature

and also to corrupt youth by means of seditious literature and drugs

seditious publication is one which has the above seditious intention

whether a publication is seditious will be determined by a jury ( not the government )

the offence of possessing seditious publication will be repealed