mediatised

There are in Germany many so-called mediatised families, so-called because at one time they possessed royal rank and rights over small bits of territory before Napoleon changed the map of Europe and wiped out so many small principalities.

Face to Face with Kaiserism 1909

Christie's specialist Giovanna Bertazzoni saw the auction as part of a general trend by which "mediatised" works sell well.

The Economist: Correspondent's diary 2009

That was a way of articulating very simply the shocking difference between real and mediatised experience.

Yatterings » Swinging the Light Fantastic – M. John Harrison interviewed 2007

This is especially important in today's highly mediatised world.

EXCLUSIVE: How 'Spinning Gordon' Played Politics With Terrorism 2007

He was adopted by a legitimate Princess of Anhalt one of the many ebenbürtig mediatised princely Houses in Germany.

Too sad to watch? Ann Althouse 2007

It chanced that on some occasion Townsend was interviewing a very rich Bengal magnate, a mediatised Prince, so far as I remember, though of comparatively humble caste.

The Adventure of Living Strachey, John St Loe 1922

Lancken, Herr von Sandt, and Count Ortenburg -- a scion of a mediatised

A Journal From Our Legation in Belgium Hugh Gibson 1918

Prussia with a daughter of one of these mediatised houses would not be morganatic.

Face to Face with Kaiserism 1909

He speaks a few years later of “the biting acid of Prussian legislation which in a single generation can reduce a mediatised Prince to an ordinary voter.”

Bismarck and the Foundation of the German Empire Headlam, James W 1899

Townsend was interviewing a very rich Bengal magnate, a mediatised

The Adventure of Living : a Subjective Autobiography John St. Loe Strachey 1893