- Margaret of Anjou
- biographical name 1430-1482 queen of Henry VI of England
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Margaret of Anjou
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Margaret of Anjou — 1430 82; queen of Henry VI of England (1445 61; 1470 71) … English World dictionary
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Margaret von Anjou — Margarete von Anjou (* 23. März 1429; † 25. August 1482) war die Tochter von Renatus von Anjou, dem späteren König von Neapel und Titularkönig von Jerusalem, und von Isabella von Lothringen. Statue im Jardin du Luxembourg i … Deutsch Wikipedia
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MARGARET OF ANJOU — queen of Henry VI. of England, and daughter of the good King René of Anjou; was distinguished for the courage she displayed during the Wars of the Roses, though, after a struggle of nearly twenty years, she was defeated at Tewkesbury and… … The Nuttall Encyclopaedia
Margaret of Anjou — Mar′ga•ret of An′jou [[t]ˈmɑr gə rɪt, grɪt[/t]] n. big 1430–82, queen of Henry VI of England … From formal English to slang
Margaret of Anjou — /ɒ̃ˈʒu/ (say on zhooh) noun 1430–82, queen of England, wife of Henry VI …
Margaret of Anjou — 1430 82, queen of Henry VI of England … Useful english dictionary
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