-
natural sentiments of
those who
shared his own view with horror—that the
ungallant ****ault on Marie-Antoinette was a
cowardly attack on a
defenceless woman...
- her cousin,
Captain Alexander Campbell. However, Sir
Alexander made an
ungallant bet with a
servant which left the
angered Lillias no
choice but to accept...
-
recruits ITV's
Laura Kuenssberg". The Guardian.
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December 2015. "
Ungallant to Galloway?". BBC News. 11 July 2005.
Retrieved 12
October 2006. Thompson...
- p****ionate
liaison with his
great rival, King François I of France.
Rather ungallantly, François
called her 'my hackney',
explaining that she was fun to ride...
-
congenital liar". The
First Lady's
friends angrily accused Aquino of
being "
ungallant".
These so-called "fiscalization"
tactics of
Aquino quickly became his...
-
comments describing him as: astute, mani****tive, calculating,
penurious and
ungallant ruler. In 1183,
Henry the
Young King
joined a
revolt to
overthrow the...
- Lady
Catherine to give up his seat next to her,
James calling Byron "
ungallant" for his reluctance.
Byron agreed to loan
James £1000. On 18 October,...
-
Alexander II, who,
noticing the
unattractiveness of his niece,
remarked ungallantly, "I
confess that I do not envy the
young husband". He did, however, arrange...
- that
prioritised male
achievements ("In all ages
women may
lament the
ungallant silence of the historian"). She
argued for a
greater valuing of women’s...
- her cousin,
Captain Alexander Campbell. However, Sir
Alexander made an
ungallant bet with a
servant which left the
incensed Lillias no
choice but to accept...
