Examples of 'duke of exeter' in a sentence
Meaning of "duke of exeter"
Duke of Exeter is a title given to a member of the British nobility, specifically referring to a duke who holds the title associated with the city of Exeter
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The duke of Exeter doth love thee well.
The rebellion of the Duke of Exeter.
The duke of Exeter hath very gallantly maintained the bridge.
Come you from the bridge? Is the duke of Exeter safe? De is not.
Duke of Exeter.
So please your majesty . The duke of Exeter hath very gallantly maintained the bridge.
Captain Fluellen? Come you from the bridge? Is the duke of Exeter safe?
The duke of Exeter hath very\ngallantly maintained the bridge.
It was later created in 1411 for Thomas Beaufort, who was later created Duke of Exeter.
The Duke of Exeter has confidence in his nephew's judgment.
Captain Fluellen? Come you from the bridge? \nIs the duke of Exeter safe?
The Duke of Exeter doth love thee well . I thee beseech to do me favours.
John Holland, 2nd duke of Exeter.
Is the duke of Exeter safe? De is not.
Is the duke of Exeter safe?
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