Lettres de Cachet - letters with a seal. The usual form was a letter to the Governor of a prison instructing him to detain a named person at His Majesty's pleasure. The King used them himself and also granted them (or sold them) to members of the Nobility. This was, as you may imagine, much resented by the general public.
would be a place where people imprisoned for debt could live.
Edward I was not King of Scotland. He was King of England. You may be getting your words mixed up. Edward chose John Balliol as King of Scotland so he could control him. He was a puppet King but rebelled and was imprisoned in France. William Wallace continued the rebellion in his name.
Scotland. 'Stewart' is the original Scottish form, but was changed to 'Stuart' when Mary, Queen of Scots left for France. As the French could not pronounce the 'w', she had to choose a combination of other letters they could pronounce so that they could say her name (Mary Stewart) properley. So, you have, it 'Stewart' and 'Stuart'!
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ريش THis is the best way to spell it. Arabic does not cosist letters that you could pronounce as 'CH'
SACEM is the ASCAP equivalent in France.
i dont think anyone will know the answer to that question!!
He was imprisoned
If you're not asking how companies that make keyboards produce raised letters on the keys, then please be more specific.There are a couple of ways this could be done.The letters could be molded in. I'm not aware that anyone actually does this, but it would work.The ink used to paint the letters on has a certain thickness after it dries. By carefully choosing the ink used, this can produce noticeably raised letters.
Barabas was robber and could also have been a murderer.
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The Fugitive Slave Act made it illegal for anyone to assist or harbor a fugitive slave, and mandated that law enforcement officials in free states capture and return escapees to their owners in slave states. Anyone found guilty of aiding a fugitive slave could be fined or imprisoned.
The letters "l" and "d" are silent in the word "could".
When Mary, Queen of Scots, was imprisoned, she was allowed to correspond with certain individuals, primarily her cousin, Queen Elizabeth I of England, and other Catholic leaders and allies. However, her correspondence was often monitored, and she faced restrictions on who she could communicate with. Despite these limitations, she managed to send letters to various European monarchs and supporters in her quest for support to reclaim her throne.
Yes, Cleopatra was imprisoned after Octavian entered Alexandria, if you could call it that. After they tricked her and got her out of her tomb where she was hiding, they imprisoned her in her palace with all the luxuries and accommodations that she was accustomed to. The only difference in her lifestyle was that she was under guard and could not leave her quarters.
Anyone could have assassinated Hitler in 1936, but the English had no way of knowing what a monster he was until they found out he was a trickster and liar and murderer in 1939 September. no, the british and France had both signed an argreement with Hitler that he take no mor territory, yet he was secretly STILL taking over countries, and by the time Britain and France had found out, France had second to none troops to build a resistance and Britain could not attack alone.