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- respectful address for judge or bishop: in the United Kingdom, used as a respectful way to refer to or address a judge, a bishop, or some nobles

- position or tenure of lord: the position held by a lord, or the period of tenure of a lord
- lord's land: the land owned by a lord

England: lordship over Scotland

Henry's empire included more than half of France and lordship over Ireland and Scotland. His skill at governing, however, did not include the ability...

Unjust (quotations): Equality: His Lordship may compel us…

His Lordship may compel us to be equal upstairs, but there will never be equality in the servants' hall.

Righteousness : quotations: Righteousness: Your lordship's mansion has plenty of gems and…

Your lordship's mansion has plenty of gems and treasures; dogs and horses fill up the outbuildings; and there are a lot of beauties in the women's...

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