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There's nothing quite like the English language to incite debate among its users. However, the use of 'bailiff' is well documented: like so many of the words in common use today, it was first used in Norman English, shortly after The Battle of Hastings (1066). It referred to officers of the king who held responsibility for local administration.
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Is the united kingdom a failed state?
The United Kingdom is not a failed state but a first world state.
What was the first Olympic game held in United Kingdom?
in 1909 first olympic game held in united kingdom is called summer olympics.
What is the first king in United Kingdom name?
The United Kingdom first came into existence with the union of England, which included Wales, and Scotland in 1707. Queen Anne was the monarch then. She died in 1714. After her came George I, so he could be said to be the first King of the United Kingdom.
When did Alexander unite the kingdoms?
The United Kingdom officially united on May 1st, 1707. England and Scotland were the first two to join the United Kingdom.
Which country ended slavery first?
United kingdom
Who was king of united kingdom in 1719?
George the First
What country first grew the potato?
United Kingdom
Where English is used as a first language?
united kingdom
United kingdom economic system?
The United Kingdom is a First World country with an industrialized economy. It is the sixth largest economy in the world.
When did Teletex first broadcast in the UK?
Teletext's first broadcast in the United Kingdom was in 1993. Teletext provided teletext services to three separate television channels in the United Kingdom.
Who was on one of the first stamps?
Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom
New Year's first United Kingdom France?
France
