Re: What does "EIIR" mean ? -- The History of the British Monarchy

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Subject: Re: What does "EIIR" mean ?

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Tim
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Date Posted: 06:27:31 03/25/04 Thu
In reply to: Anita 's message, "What does "EIIR" mean ?" on 10:35:15 02/23/04 Mon

The E stands for Elisabeth, II - latin: the second and last but not least R stands for Regina whichalso is latin and simply means - Queen .
So the EIIR e.g. in the royal crest means Queen Elisabeth the second.

Greetings from Germany,

Tim

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>The E stands for Elisabeth, II - latin: the second and >last but not least R stands for Regina whichalso is >latin and simply means - Queen . >So the EIIR e.g. in the royal crest means Queen >Elisabeth the second. > >Greetings from Germany, > >Tim
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