What is "unredressed"

Usage examples of "unredressed".

Every nation that carries in its bosom great and unredressed injustice has in it the elements of this last convulsion.

Also his pride forbade him to renounce an opinion which had been the cause of his still unredressed grievance against Harry Belses.

It is human nature, it is the lesson of history, that real wrongs, unredressed, grow into preposterous demands.

It was the belief that some wrong had been left unredressed by the deceased, or some treasure hidden, which kept the spirit in a state of trouble and restlessness.

Some day, perchance, in joust or in tourney, knight may wish to wear my colors, and then I shall tell him that if he does indeed crave my favor there is wrong unredressed, and the wronger the Socman of Minstead.

The demands of the United States were still unredressed when in 1840 a Canadian named Alexander McLeod made the boast in a tavern on the American side that he had slain Durfee.

France, and leaving her own act on her unmitigated and unredressed, so that she would now thankfully get rid of her responsibility, and shake off a burden too heavy to be borne without complaint.

If the petition be treated with contempt or indifference, and the grievances be unredressed, the Colony may be placed in inextricable confusion.

Great Britain, and told that our injuries were unredressed, because the question of impressment was not decided.

Now the atmosphere of rankling hatred, the stories of a past of which I had known nothing, of unredressed wrongs and grievances that had accumulated through the centuries, had gradually kindled an answering flame in me.