Examples of 'constable of france' in a sentence
Meaning of "constable of france"
constable of france: This phrase refers to a law enforcement officer or official in France who is responsible for maintaining peace, order, and security. It indicates a specific rank or position within the police force hierarchy in France
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constable of france
At the time it was equivalent to the office of Constable of France.
He declined the office of constable of France because he would not become a Roman Catholic.
His uncle was Robert de Fiennes, constable of France.
The constable of France.
Who hast sent thee now? The constable of France.
The constable of France I pray thee, bear my former answer back.
Olivier de Clisson, French knight and constable of France.
He was appointed as the Constable of France in 1808, a strictly honorary title.
He fought alongside Joan of Arc, and was appointed Constable of France.
Hear, hear the Constable of France.
Life = = François was the eldest son of Anne de Montmorency, constable of France.
Who hath sent thee now? The Constable of France.
Who hast sent thee now? \nThe constable of France.
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Was the chief constable for the area
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I have got a large constable between my legs
