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This fell through as he had been in the employment of the British Government almost all his adult life as a diplomat and had accepted a Knighthood from the King and a pension from the British Government on his retirement in 1911.
Think Progress » Bush’s Iraq PR Campaign Falling Flat 2005
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Let me first tell you that my Order of Knighthood is happily recovered, and I shall again be the only woman besides our gracious lady, the Queen, who will wear St. George and the Dragon upon my breast.
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Knighthood is working wonders for Baltimore Orioles pitcher Sidney Ponson, err, Sir Sidney Ponson.
USATODAY.com - Remembering a no-hitter from another era 2003
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"Knighthood," was the first word, and when the stanza I shall quote was read, the allusion it contained to General
Harrison, Mrs. Burton, 1843-1920. Recollections Grave and Gay 1911
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Mr. Wenlock could no longer forbear speaking -- "Knighthood," said he,
The Old English Baron: a Gothic Story Clara Reeve 1768
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"Knighthood," said the ex-kitchen boy, "is merely a cloak.
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"Knighthood," coolly repeated the stranger; "honourable and chivalric knighthood.
The Red Rover James Fenimore Cooper 1820
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“My mum just thinks Serology is the study of British Knighthood.”
My Other Mother is a Ferrari Sally Houtman 2012
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In 1997, he was conferred an honorary Knighthood by Queen Elizabeth II.
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Our ACPO officers are very fond of their huge final salary pensions, the Queens Police Medal and the chance of a random Knighthood.
“Ruralshire Constabulary to get TASER on the front line” « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2009
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