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Meaning of "duchess of norfolk"
Duchess of Norfolk: a title given to the wife of the Duke of Norfolk, a high-ranking peer in the British nobility. It is used in formal contexts to address or refer to the wife of the Duke of Norfolk
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He was involved in a notorious affair with the Duchess of Norfolk and became very wealthy.
The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk used to invite us to red cross dances.
By marriage she became Duchess of Norfolk.
The Dowager Duchess of Norfolk is a dear friend.
Henry Manox, when she lived with the Dowager Duchess of Norfolk.
Duke and Duchess of Norfolk returning.
Therefore, I have the honor to announce your betrothal to the Dowager Duchess of Norfolk.
The Duchess of Norfolk usually stood in for the Queen at rehearsals.
Not me! The Dowager Duchess of Norfolk is a dear friend.
Duchess of Norfolk.
The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk used to invite us to red cross dances . Really?
The Dowager Duchess of Norfolk is a dear friend . And she 's more Catholic than the Pope!
Mary Howard, Duchess of Norfolk had the house renovated but it burned down in 1761.
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