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Which of these countries is Saint George not the patron saint of - England or Scotland or Portugal?
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What two countries does St. George represent?
St. George is the patron saint of: Canada England Ethiopia Georgia Germany Greece Lithuania Malta Portugal
What countries does Saint George represent?
As per the Patron Saint Index, St. George is the patron of: Canada England Ethiopia Georgia Germany Greece Lithuania Malta Portugal
Is St. George the patron saint of the country Georgia?
St. George is the patron saint of these countries: Canada England Ethiopia Georgia Germany Greece Lithuania Malta Portugal
What apart from England was Saint Gearge patron saint of?
Saint George is the patron saint of these countries. Canada England Ethiopia Georgia Germany Greece Lithuania Malta Portugal
Who was the king of England and Scotland in 1787?
George III
What country was King George III the king of?
England, France, Scotland and Ireland.
King george 2nd was king of what country?
England, Scotland, Ireland and France.
Which countries do not have St. George as their patron st?
St. George is the patron saint of these countries only. The number of countries where he is not the patron are too many to list here: •Canada •England •Ethiopia •Georgia •Germany •Greece •Lithuania •Malta •Portugal
What has the author George Ridpath written?
George Ridpath has written: 'The border-history of England and Scotland ... from the earliest times, to the union of the twocrowns'
What is the significence of the union jack?
The Act of Union in 1603 united not only the countries of Scotland and England, but also their flags. The English cross of St. George now lies over the Scottish cross of St. Andrew.
What is the Union Jack in London?
The Act of Union in 1603 united not only the countries of Scotland and England, but also their flags. The English cross of St. George now lies over the Scottish cross of St. Andrew.
Who was the king of Scotland in1825?
There was no monarch of Scotland after Queen Anne who was on the throne during the act of union with England in 1707. In 1825 the monarch of the UK was George IV.
