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Meanings of Duke of Wellington in English
Catalan
arthur wellesley Spanish
arthur wellesley British general and statesman; he defeated Napoleon at Waterloo; subsequently served as Prime Minister (1769-1852)
Usage of Duke of Wellington in English
1
The book is actually in the possession of the Duke of Wellington.
2
The gates of Versailles opened to the Duke of Wellington in 1818.
3
To-night the Duke of Wellington and young Paget were in special attendance.
4
Politics were evidently their grand interest; the Duke of Wellington their demi-god.
5
He was young Wellesley; he rose to be the Duke of Wellington.
6
When he died in 1830 his executor was the Duke of Wellington.
7
Lord Melbourne supported the measure, and the Duke of Wellington opposed it.
8
Bankes saw the Duke of Wellington and detailed the whole to him.
9
His place at the Congress was taken by the Duke of Wellington.
10
The Duke of Wellington gives the King up as a bad job.
11
The Cabinet sent for the Duke of Wellington, and asked his advice.
12
She died at the house of her uncle, the Duke of Wellington.
13
The Duke of Wellington went to see it, and ordered a statue.
14
There was also a correspondence between the Duke of Wellington and him.
15
Sir Gervaise Yeovil was an old friend of the Duke of Wellington.
16
The Duke of Wellington did not seem by any means well to-day.