Pirates, Slavers, Brigands and Gangs: the French terminology of anticolonal rebellion, 1880-1920 by d'Andurain, J, Krause, J

“…During the most rapid period of French colonial expansion (roughly 1880–1914) the French faced regular, often violent, resistance to the expansion of their imperial dominion over people in Africa and Southeast Asia. …”

The First World War and the Middle East by Johnson, R

“…The First World War in the Middle East swept away five hundred years of Ottoman dominion. It ushered in new ideologies and radicalized old ones – from Arab nationalism and revolutionary socialism to impassioned forms of atavistic Islamism. …”

Adopting weak-form review in India: an invitation to a new constitutionalism by Belle, A

“…The counter-majoritarian difficulty highlights the problem of unelected judges exercising exclusive, or near-exclusive, dominion over decisions that ought to be made by democratically elected branches of the State namely, the legislature. …”

Diseases of city life and One of Our Conquerors by Shuttleworth, S

“…Moving between the intricate processes of sub-conscious thought at one level, and reflections on colonial rule at another, it explores the breakdown of control, from personal to political, and the loss of dominion over self or Other. The doubts, delusions and self-deceptions of the ironically named Victor, and his gradual loss of self-command, express in intimate detail the fragmentation of a once-confident society and empire. …”

Lifetime of the outer solar system nebula from carbonaceous chondrites by Borlina, C, Weiss, B, Bryson, J, Armitage, P

“…We report on paleomagnetic measurements of bulk subsamples of two CO carbonaceous chondrites: Allan Hills A77307 and Dominion Range 08006. If magnetite in these meteorites can acquire a crystallization remanent magnetization that recorded the ambient field during aqueous alteration, our measurements suggest that the local magnetic field strength at the CO parent body location was <0.9 μT at some time between 2.7 and 5.1 Myr after the formation of calcium-aluminum-rich inclusions. …”

Mitgift, Widerlage, Wittum: Geld in dynastischen Heiraten (ca. 1450-1650) by Backerra, C, Sarti, C

“…Actors of different political and economic dominions spoke before and after these weddings about money. …”