foreign rule

His most valuable possessions outside Spain, the provinces of the Netherlands, were disaffected to a foreign rule.

It must not be allowed to seem that the city has come under foreign rule.

When he saw Spanish power disappearing under American blows, he declared himself in favor of the abolition of all foreign rule.

Ten thousand are killed on either side, and the Saxons pass forever under foreign rule.

We have spoken of Handel and Scarlatti; but, after them, music in England again fell under foreign rule.