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name of 8 post-Norman English (British) kings: I 1239—1307 (reigned 1272—1307); II 1284—1327 (reigned 1307—27); III 1312—1377 (reigned 1327—77); IV 1442—1483 (reigned 1461—70; 1471—83); V 1470—1483 (reigned 1483); VI 1537—1553 (reigned 1547—53) son of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour; VII 1841—1910 (reigned 1901—10) Albert Edward, son of Victoria; VIII 1894—1972 (reigned 1936; abdicated) Duke of Windsor, son of George V

1330—1376 the Black Prince; son of Edward III prince of Wales

1003?—1066 the Confessor king of the English (1042—66)

lake in eastern Africa between the northeastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and southwestern Uganda area 830 square miles (2158 square kilometers)

1720—1788 the Young Pretender; (Bonnie) Prince Charlie British prince

1688—1766 James Francis Edward Stuart; the Old Pretender; father of Charles Edward British prince

island of southeastern Canada in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence off eastern New Brunswick and northern Nova Scotia; a province (Canada's smallest); capital Charlottetown area 2195 square miles (5686 square kilometers), population 140,204

reservation of scenic coastal features on the northern part of Prince Edward Island, Canada

1st Baron 1834—1902John Emerich Edward Dalberg-Acton English historian

1st Baron 1803—1873Edward George Earle Bulwer-Lytton; brother of Sir Henry Bulwer English author