An earl is a lower rank than a duke. A Duke is the highest rank of nobility right after the Prince. An Earl, on the other hand, is a lower rank above viscount and below a marquis.
Since Duke of Earl is slang for a person that succeeds on a task, the opposite of a Duke of Earl would be a busta or buster which is slang for a person that fails at a task.
An Earl of is the rank given but no stately home is there whereas the Earl comes with the stately home.
Harold Godson was a earl
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Since Duke of Earl is slang for a person that succeeds on a task, the opposite of a Duke of Earl would be a busta or buster which is slang for a person that fails at a task.
An Earl of is the rank given but no stately home is there whereas the Earl comes with the stately home.
Harold Godson was a earl
Earls and dukes are titles of the aristocracy in Europe. Although the hierarchy varies between countries, the order of precedence in the UK is: Duke Marquis Earl Viscount Baron Baronet Knight In other words, A Duke outranks an Earl. Several members of the British royal family carry the title of Duke (as well as Earl), which is the highest honour that the ruling monarch can bestow. There are several families in the U.K. honoured with the title of Duke outside of the royal family where notable dukes are The Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke of York, and the Duke of Cambridge.
Marquis is below a Duke and above an Earl.
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Earl of Lauderdale has written: 'Three Letters to the Duke of Wellington'
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A marquis.
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