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protector
(redirected from protectorship)

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protector
History a person who exercised royal authority during the minority, absence, or incapacity of the monarch
protector [prə′tek·tər]
(electricity)
Device to protect equipment or personnel from high voltages or currents.
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Phase One: Protectorship The first phase of a just restoration is marked by a victor's efforts to provide immediate security for both the occupying forces and the defeated society.
The moral responsibilities of victors in war by Iasiello, Louis V. / Naval War College Review
Oliver Cromwell's Protectorship in the 1650s clamped down on Christmas festivities altogether.
Remember when . . . ?: City carol comes in from the cold by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Jordan in 1968 (Edward VI: The Young King: The Protectorship of the Duke of Somerset), viewed Somerset as a liberal idealist, G.
Edward VI by LEHMBERG, STANFORD / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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