Mutiny

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 124
nus-nes, mew'-te-ne, s. the state s. of an being insurrection mutinous. against constituted authority, specially of soldiers or seamen against their commanders: v.n. to rise or stir up revolt against lawful authority. Mutiny Act, an act, pa ed annually, specifying military and naval offences, and the penalties attaching to them. (Fr. from moveo, motum, to move.)
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