Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth

Posted by Hovite on 11/5/2008, 23:26:59, in reply to "who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth"
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--Previous Message-- : Occasionally, some claim that in British : system, no one else than actual holders of : peerages, are noble. "In Great Britain, a peer is a noble. The status of nobility does not extend to his wife or to his children."

Link: Is everyone in a peer's family noble?

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Message Thread: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - M.Sjostrom 11/5/2008, 18:59:33 Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - Hovite 11/5/2008, 23:26:59 Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - M.Sjostrom 12/5/2008, 1:52:12 Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - Hovite 12/5/2008, 8:38:30 Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - M.Sjostrom 12/5/2008, 10:38:17 Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - Hovite 12/5/2008, 23:27:10 Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - M.Sjostrom 14/5/2008, 21:07:18 Misconceptions anyway are common, when nobility or its constituents are in question - M.Sjostrom 12/5/2008, 1:59:51 « Back to thread

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