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How wealthy is James iha?
healthy as the healthiest man in the world
Who taughte wealthy children?
the mums and dads of wealthy children hired private tutors for them.
In the Roman Empire the wealthy citizens were called?
Wealthy people of Rome were called Patricians. American Government class? Me too. Tcarver6
How were the wealthy Europeans of the renaissance different from the wealthy Europeans of feudal times?
well it depends if you know itidk
Where did roman senators live?
If you mean where did senators live in ancient Rome, they lived in ordinary houses. If the senator were wealthy the house was large and usually on the Caelian Hill, where most of the wealthy lived. There was no area set aside for members of the senate and each man lived in the style or neighborhood that his pocketbook could afford.
What religion what Robert Dudley?
Robert dudley was catholic or protestant protestant
What is Robert Dudley's birthday?
Robert Dudley was born on June 24, 1533.
When did Robert Dudley Baxter die?
Robert Dudley Baxter died in 1875.
When was Robert Dudley Baxter born?
Robert Dudley Baxter was born in 1827.
When was Robert Dudley Edwards born?
Robert Dudley Edwards was born in 1909.
When did Robert Dudley Edwards die?
Robert Dudley Edwards died in 1988.
Who was Robert Dudley?
Robert Dudley was Queen Elizabeth the 1st's Master of Horse and best friend since childhood. Also he was the man that she liked the most and almost married. Robert made her laugh, entertained her, and was her friend with benifit basicly.
What was the name of the man that queen elizabeth 1 loved?
Lord Robert Dudley was his name I think
When did Robert Dudley - explorer - die?
Robert Dudley - explorer - died on 1649-09-06.
When was Robert Dudley - explorer - born?
Robert Dudley - explorer - was born on 1574-08-07.
What has the author Robert Edward Dudley written?
Robert Edward Dudley has written: 'Our side of the story'
What has the author Robert Dudley Middleton written?
Robert Dudley Middleton has written: 'Newman at Oxford'
