prince royal

noun

prince royal

First recorded in 1655–65

The education is over, and you have turned out in the prince royal the best educated prince in Europe.

The Prince-Royal had taken his station upon one of the batteries, from whence he beheld the action and issued his orders.

Valenay is approved of only by the Prince Royal, being opposed by the Flahaut influence.

They are both cast down by the departure of the Prince Royal for Algeria.

Prince Jerome Radziwill, the standard bearer of Lithuania, is preparing a grand hunt to amuse the king and the prince royal.

April 24, 2024gallimaufry

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