- Legitimation,
legitimization (US), or
legitimisation (UK) is the act of
providing legitimacy.
Legitimation in the
social sciences refers to the process...
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seven children by the king, six of
which survived infancy and were
later legitimised.
Madame de Montespan's
alleged involvement in the
Affair of the Poisons...
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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...
- prominence, at
least in part, as an
attempt by the
Norman ruling elite to
legitimise their rule of the
British Isles,
finding Anglo-Saxon
history ill-suited...
- due to the
apartheid laws that, in the
minds of
White South Africans,
legitimised those feelings.
Another finding of this
study was the
psychological damage...
- by Parliament". The
descent of Henry's mother, Margaret,
through the
legitimised House of
Beaufort bolstered Henry's
claim to the
English throne. She...
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arrangement confirmed in the 1175
Treaty of Windsor. The
invasion was
legitimised by
reference to
provisions of the
alleged Papal Bull Laudabiliter, issued...
- de-Stalinisation,
citing Lenin's writings,
including those on Stalin, to
legitimise this process. When
Mikhail Gorbachev took
power in 1985 and introduced...
-
Minister David Cameron,
expressing concern that
media use of the term
legitimises the group. The
letter calls on
media outlets to
adopt the name Daesh...
- 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....
