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Anglo-French refers to a historical relationship between England and France, particularly during the Middle Ages when English monarchs had possessions and influence in France. It can also describe a blend of English and French cultures, languages, or styles.

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Anglo-French refers to a historical relationship between England and France, particularly during the Middle Ages when English monarchs had possessions and influence in France. It can also describe a blend of English and French cultures, languages, or styles.

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Anglo-French blockade of the Río de la Plata happened in 1845.

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Whitney is an Anglo saxon name. There is not French equivalent.

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old Anglo french

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Norman French.

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