Northerners is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NORTHERNERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• NORTHERNER, one born or living in the north
• a native or inhabitant of the north, especially of northern England or the northern United States.

Words related to NORTHERNERS

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How to use NORTHERNERS in a sentence

• The Southerners still rather disliked slavery, while the Northerners did not as yet feel any very violent antagonism to it.
• But you will say, a great many other Northerners tell us so, who can have no political motives.
• Few Northerners ever go to Enterprise, and if they do they may not hear of the clearing and its inmates.
• A good many Northerners are coming into this section, induced by climate, whose co-operation in his work Mr.
• The conferences at Pontefract and Sherburn showed that Lancaster and the northerners were in full sympathy with the men of the west.
• While we were in the camp a picket came in, whose officer reported having had a skirmish with the enemy, in which the Northerners had been whipped.
• The southerners have separated from the northerners, and established a new republic of their own.
• One of the most recent events connected with it is that of the Northerners blocking up the harbour by sinking several ships, laden with stones, at the entrance.
• These peoples agree also in their volatile temperament and vivacious manner and are thus markedly different from the more stolid northerners.
• The Northerners took the opposite point of view, and an appeal to arms became inevitable.
• It is bad enough to have scores of Northerners doing their best to stir up mischief between masters and slaves, without a Southern gentleman mixing himself up in the matter.
• The blow to the Northerners was as heavy as it was unexpected.
• Upon the second the Confederates attacked the Northerners, who were posted in an extremely strong position, but were repulsed with heavy loss.
• At most Rene had 15,000 soldiers, and Charles believed his equal band of Burgundians worth ten times the paid northerners, as man to man.
• I thought that was something that we northerners would be very much interested in, and I think we ought to see if that offer could not be taken advantage of.
• It was only after much experience he made the discovery that few Northerners were, in their secret soul, so energetic as he.
• The artillery of the North has heretofore played altogether too much on Northerners.
• New Orleans was a popular winter resort where northerners came to escape the severe cold of the North Atlantic States.
• Among some of the Northerners, on the other hand, the sudden check to the advance, and the bold bearing of the enemy, turned confidence and enthusiasm into irrational despondency.
• Nevertheless, these 6000 Northerners were so roughly handled that there was practically no pursuit.
• Hitherto the Northerners had fought for the restoration of the Union on the basis of the Constitution, as interpreted by themselves.
• Against an impregnable position 40,000 Northerners were madly hurled by the general of Mr.
• The Northerners, however, did not know this, and made desperate haste.
• Northerners in general hardly paused to read the newspaper accounts of these rough encounters, but the President was much concerned to save the State.
• A few also of the Northerners warmly sympathized with this feeling.
• Yet even had this been otherwise, the Northerners would have got little more than the shell while losing the kernel.
• In the face of such talk the Northerners could not but believe that the issue was truly made up between war and Union on the one side, peace and disunion on the other.
• In dealing with Southern prejudice against the negro, we Northerners could do it with better grace if we divested ourselves of our own.
• English servants, I have discovered, have no more respect for Americans than the old-time negro of the Southern aristocracy has for Northerners.
• The Northerners wanted Congress to have power to regulate commerce.
• The Northerners, on their part, agreed that the temporary seat of government should be at Philadelphia, and the permanent seat of government on the Potomac.
• Many Northerners, who loved the Union, thought that slavery should be confined to the states where it existed.
• The Northerners were willing to accept the Dred Scott decision and to carry it out.
• I carried my spelling book with me, and, although the northerners were firing upon us, I tried to keep up my study.
• Mamercus was no small man, but slight he seemed before these mighty Northerners.
• Intercourse like this broke down many of those prejudices unconsciously cherished by Northerners.

Similar words containing NORTHERNER without suffix s

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