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Page 206
... king . In fact an emperor frequently has kings as his subjects . However , this distinction is not always observed . Comparatively in- significant countries sometimes have emperors , while the head of the great British empire is only a king ...
... king . In fact an emperor frequently has kings as his subjects . However , this distinction is not always observed . Comparatively in- significant countries sometimes have emperors , while the head of the great British empire is only a king ...
Page 245
... King James , by ye grace of God , of Great Britaine , France , & Ireland , king , Defender of ye Faith , & c . , Haveing undertaken , for ye glorie of God and advancemente of ye Christian faith , and honour of our king & countrie , a ...
... King James , by ye grace of God , of Great Britaine , France , & Ireland , king , Defender of ye Faith , & c . , Haveing undertaken , for ye glorie of God and advancemente of ye Christian faith , and honour of our king & countrie , a ...
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... king is an heir apparent , because he will automatically succeed to the crown if he survives his father ; but the brother of such a king who is childless would be only heir presumptive , because he may be supplanted in the line of ...
... king is an heir apparent , because he will automatically succeed to the crown if he survives his father ; but the brother of such a king who is childless would be only heir presumptive , because he may be supplanted in the line of ...
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