- Legitimation,
legitimization (US), or
legitimisation (UK) is the act of
providing legitimacy.
Legitimation in the
social sciences refers to the process...
- his favourite. She had
seven children by the king, six of them
later legitimised but only four
survived infancy. She did not care
about her children,...
- Joan
Beaufort (c. 1377 – 13
November 1440) was the
youngest of the four
legitimised children and only
daughter of John of Gaunt, 1st Duke of
Lancaster (third...
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political testament of 30
April 1945. The
cabinet was
therefore not
legitimised according to the
Weimar Constitution,
which was
still formally in force...
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although they are
often couched in
irredentist rhetoric to
justify and
legitimise such
claims both
internationally and
within the country. What is and is...
- the
constraints of the
Versailles Treaty. The ****
Party obtained and
legitimised power through its
initial revolutionary activities, then
through mani****tion...
- of the
royal House of Plantagenet,
being the
second son of the four
legitimised children of John of
Gaunt (third son of King
Edward III) by his mistress...
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Princesses de Conti. They were:
Marie Anne de
Bourbon (1666–1739), the
legitimised daughter of
Louis XIV and
Louise de La Vallière; she was the wife of...
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September 2017.
Retrieved 9 July 2018. "Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi
accused of '
legitimising genocide of
Rohingya Muslims'
Archived 27
August 2017 at the Wayback...
- Montespan. He was the last
member of the
legitimised house of
Maine branch of the
House of Bourbon, a
legitimised,
cadet branch of the
Capetian dynasty....
