Rancour synonyms

Princely favour being withdrawn, private rancour was free to show itself.

Even in their new home they were not safe from Athenian rancour.'

Theological rancour, however, prevailed over all other sentiments, and, after fruitless attempts to re-establish himself in Holland, Grotius accepted service under Sweden, in the capacity of ambassador to France.

(Paris, 1854) is partisan but free from rancour; and appends many interesting documents.

These latter prudently made conces- Th M~4 sions: reducing the taille, sacrificing some of Louis XI.s Wr creatures to the rancour of the parlement, and restoring i.#&c. a certain number of offices or lands to the hostile princes (chief of whom was the duke of Orleans), and even consenting to a convocation of the states-general at Tours (1484).