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Meaning of "chamber of peers"
chamber of peers: Chamber of peers refers to a legislative body or council composed of members of the nobility or those who hold particular titles or positions granted by the monarch. In historical contexts, it often represented the upper house of a legislative assembly or the group of nobles who advised the ruler
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Thereafter he held a number of commands and was appointed to the Chamber of Peers.
The Chamber of Peers is discussing a pretty bad bill on substitutions for army service.
The fall of three sovereigns obliged me to justify myself to the Chamber of Peers.
The Chamber of Peers is an essential part of the legislative power.
The time fixed for the meeting in the Chamber of Peers had not yet arrived.
The Chamber of Peers would at least have heard his swansong.
This allowed him to continue to sit in the new Chamber of Peers.
The Chamber of Peers has more urgent tasks than to visit the Turks.
His eldest son was made a member of the Chamber of Peers by Louis XVIII . [ 1 ].
Chamber of Peers.
When Napoleon briefly returned to power in 1815, Sieyès was named to the Chamber of Peers.
The Chamber of Peers extends its high politeness to him, and it does wrong.
The library of the Chamber of Peers in the Luxembourg Palace occupies a 52-meter-long gallery.
Chamber of Peers ( disambiguation ).
This Chamber of Peers you are so proud of … imitates their House of Lords.
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