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Meanings of King of Great Britain in English
Spanish
rey de gran bretaña Synonyms
Examples for "King of England"
Examples for "King of England"
1
The son of Henry II, Richard became King of England in 1189.
2
I have gone to serve Richard of York, true King of England.
3
The King of England had honourably observed the terms of the treaty.
4
The King of England had virtually yielded to the Archbishop of Canterbury.
5
The French King hired them as well as the King of England.
Usage of King of Great Britain in English
1
This he says in his letters to the King of Great Britain.
2
Will the King of Great Britain empower his obnoxious and oppressive Acts?
3
He is describing the tragedy of the King of Great Britain.
4
She died, and James was King of Great Britain and Ireland.
5
In 1899, accordingly, the matter was referred to the King of Great Britain for decision.
6
Whose gold but George's, by the grace of God King of Great Britain and Ireland?
7
Consider then how much greater the alarm when the sufferer is the King of Great Britain!
8
The garrison shall be sent to Louisbourg at the expense of the King of Great Britain.
9
The King of France would necessarily be pleased with it, the King of Great Britain delighted.
10
His own mother was a loyal subject of the King of Great Britain and died so-
11
They applied to the King of Great Britain.
12
Death of Queen Elizabeth; James VI of Scotland succeeds as James I, King of Great Britain.
13
The King of Great Britain was favourable.
14
The King of Great Britain acknowledged the independence of the Thirteen States, and declared them free and sovereign.
15
This piratical warfare, the opprobrium of infidel powers, is the warfare of the Christian King of Great Britain.
16
The common cause can reckon firmly upon the King of Great Britain, and will not find itself deceived.