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King of England

noun

The sovereign ruler of England. Synonym: King of Great Britain.

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... offence. It is my rule. It would not be altered if the King of England came. Ah, here are the ...

— Truxton King - A Story of Graustark • George Barr McCutcheon

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... any one still feels any doubt regarding the efficacy of this method, it is enough to point to our English kings. Every king of England has at the back of his mind a vision of a flashing axe on a frosty January morning nearly four centuries ago. It has proved highly salutary in preserving them within the narrow path of Duty. Before Charles I. English monarchs were an almost perpetual ...

— Impressions And Comments • Havelock Ellis

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... more Eastern day by day—or so they thought in their bitterness. As well might two Saracens hope to snatch the queen of England from her palace at Westminster, as they to drag the princess of Baalbec out of the power of a monarch more absolute than any king of England. ...

— The Brethren • H. Rider Haggard

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... York was the younger brother of Charles Edward. He lived in Italy; and, after the death of his brother, assumed the title of King of England as Henry IX. After the confiscation of the greater part of the Papal revenues by Napoleon, his chief means of livelihood was a pension of L4,000 a year allowed him by George IV. ...

— Letters of Horace Walpole - Volume II • Horace Walpole

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... as if his Musical Head was out of Tune, to Illus tratellus. I crave leave to tell you a Story out of your own Country, which we have heard of hither. A French Man that could speak but broken English, was at the Court of England, when on some occasion he happen'd to hear the Title of the King of England read thus, Charles the II. King of England, Scotland ...

— The Consolidator • Daniel Defoe

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