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knight baro-net ()
See Baronet.
knight baro-net Sentence Examples
- Sir Edward was knighted for his valiant service as a knight baronet in the Battle of Agincourt.
- The title of knight baronet was hereditary, passed down from father to eldest son.
- Knight baronets were often wealthy landowners with significant political and social influence.
- The rank of knight baronet was created in 1611 by King James I to raise funds for the new Plantation of Ulster.
- The requirements to become a knight baronet included paying a large fee and possessing a substantial landed estate.
- Knight baronets enjoyed the privilege of using the title "Sir" before their first name.
- The order of knight baronets is the oldest surviving hereditary honor in the British honors system.
- The insignia of a knight baronet consists of a red hand on a white shield, with a collar of red roses.
- The wife of a knight baronet is entitled to be known as Lady.
- The title of knight baronet has been bestowed upon many distinguished individuals throughout history, including scientists, politicians, and military commanders.
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See Baronet.
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Sir Edward was knighted for his valiant service as a knight baronet in the Battle of Agincourt.
The title of knight baronet was hereditary, passed down from father to eldest son.
Knight baronets were often wealthy landowners with significant political and social influence.
The rank of knight baronet was created in 1611 by King James I to raise funds for the new Plantation of Ulster.
