Examples of using Nobleman in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The two are searching for a'gypsy slave' who has run away from his nobleman master and is suspected of having an affair with the noble's wife.
this young Nobleman had not only had every experience that life has to offer,
the hill of Blagaj, is the home of the nobleman Stjepan Vukcic Herzegovinia region
The nobleman tried many inventions and failed, but they ran out of money,
Carter uses the pornographic writing of 18th century French nobleman Marquis de Sade as a model to analyse women's position in society.
Since 1565, when Elizabeth I granted the island to the nobleman Hellier de Carteret in return for his protection against pirates, the Seigneurs have ruled this rock.
Since 1565, when Elizabeth I granted the island to the nobleman Hellier de Carteret in return for his protection against pirates, the Seigneurs have ruled this rock.
One famous nobleman, Lord Sakai,
The historical neighbourhood dates from the 18th century, when local nobleman Eustachy Potocki married Maria Kątska and received the parcel
One famous nobleman, Lord Sakai,
Nikolai Rezanov to Japan.[6] Another passenger was the nobleman and adventurer Fyodor Ivanovich Tolstoy.
widow of Jan Prosper Potocki, enabled nobleman Andrzej Ogiński to receive the estate in her dowry.
11 wooden funerary statuettes of the nobleman Yuya.
If you disagree, try living for a year using only the resources available to the average Frankish nobleman in 800, and report back to us.
In 1514 Lithuanian duke Konstanty Ostrogski held a victory parade over the Muscovy and in 1531 nobleman Jan Tarnowski celebrated another victory in the Muscovite wars.
influential noble family and was the son of statesman and nobleman Jan Małachowski.
It has been called the most influential Christian book of the 19th century, and it continues to draw readers today as it weaves the true story of Jesus with that of a fictional young Jewish nobleman named Judah Ben-Hur.
It has been called the most influential Christian book of the nineteenth century, and it continues to draw readers today as it weaves the true story of Jesus with that of a fictional young Jewish nobleman named Judah Ben-Hur.
surrounded by a natural forest park, in which there is a small chapel built by the nobleman owner.
for example, the nobleman Somtutefnekhet of Heracleopolis,