James
James II
James II of England
James VI and I
James I
King James
King James I
Charles II
Charles II of England
Charles
James IV of Scotland
James IV
Charles Stuart
Charles I of England
Charles I
Anne
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Boyne
Battle of the Boyne
battle of Boyne
Bruce
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Robert the Bruce
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Sailor King
Robert I
Stuart
Jacobite
Henry Bolingbroke
Henry IV
Bolingbroke
Henry IV of England
Plantagenet
Plantagenet line
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Queen Victoria
Restoration
Jacobitism
Egbert of Wessex
Sir Robert Walpole
First Earl of Orford
Pontiac
Ormond
Walpole
Egbert
Robert Walpole
Harold Godwinson
Tuatha De Danann
Tuatha De
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Harold II
George
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George III
Kingdom of Northumbria
Meath
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Ironsides
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foreking
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Tyrconnell
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Glendower
Owen Glendower
Pitt
Roger de Mortimer
Mortimer
Arthur
Roger Mortimer
Edward
Edward VI of England
Edward VI
King Arthur
palatine
taoiseach
George VI
William and Mary
Ulaid
pendragon

English words for 'the last Stuart to be king of England and Ireland and Scotland; overthrown in 1688 (1633-1701)'

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