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1590. Swinburne, Testaments, 112. Such disposition … maie be lawfullie and properlie said to be a testament, whether the same be … priuiledged or vnpriuiledged.
1592. Warner, Alb. Eng., VII. xxxiv. 149. But of vnpriuiledged bloud yet had he store to spill.
1702. Rowe, Tamerl., I. i. 100. The Boast and Master-piece of the great Maker, That wears in vain th’ Impression of his Image Unpriviledged from thee.
1791. Mackintosh, Vind. Gallicæ, 255. They are a small body, united to the mass…, and returning to it, undistinguished and unprivileged, the majority of their children.
1818. Hallam, Mid. Ages (1819), I. 443. The arrangement … had still left several kinds of artisans unincorporated, and consequently unprivileged.
1881. L. Wallace, Ben-Hur, VI. ii. To dwell with none but lepers; to be utterly unprivileged.
