expatriation

The way Parks and Brechneff fall in love with their adoptive homes is profoundly characteristic of expatriation altogether.

He began writing novels during his almost two-decade expatriation in Spain, France, and England.

Now, as I have intimated, these expatriation cases have all been decided on their individual merits.

We have agreed that residence in a foreign land, without intent to return, shall of itself work expatriation.

Melmotte himself spoke his "native" language fluently, but with an accent which betrayed at least a long expatriation.

No see exhibits more instances of this expatriation than Dromore, lying as it did in an unsettled and tumultuous country.

This we learned from a Union man to whom he had shown a copy of the terrible expatriation law!