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| Married his older brother’s widow and five others | |
| Cried “a horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse” at the Battle of Bosworth Field, according to Shakespeare | |
| brought from France to end the Interregnum | |
| Was killed when one of his servants shot an arrow through his eye, also called “Rufus” | |
| queen at 19, also known as 'the grandmother of Europe' | |
| Is responsible for the most popular translation of the Bible | |
| abdicated when he 'could not live without the woman I love' | |
| “the accidental king,” led his nation bravely through WWII | |
| Ruled jointly with her husband, William of Orange | |
| Only king beheaded by Parliamentary decree | |
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| Trained as a driver and mechanic, drove a military truck, and rose to the rank of Junior Commander in WWII | |
| last king of America | |
| Signed Magna Carta, 1215 | |
| Executed by her sister whose religious views she did not share | |
| Last of the Stuarts and mother of 17 children, none of whom lived to adulthood | |
| defeated Harold II at the Battle of Hastings | |
| Fought in the Crusades, known as 'Lionheart' | |
| Said to have been walled behind a stone staircase in the Tower of London with his brother | |
| Began the Star Chamber, the predecessor of Parliament | |
| Shakespeare's queen | |
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English Royal Houses
The King Is Dead!
'Kingdom' Countries
