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“I wish there was more information about Queen Ann (the Native American monarch). Even though there's not much known about her I get the impression she was smart. It also has been revealed that was the indeed the same person as the former monarch's niece who was known as Mrs.Betty and that she took the name Ann, Queen of Pumunkey to compete with/honor Queen Anne who ascended the English throne.” - Submitted by Anonymous
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Annie our Queen 👑 👸🏼
I want people to start shipping Ryuji x Ann X Makoto becuase there ship name would be Queen Ann's Revenge. Queen is a reference to Makoto's code name Ann is just Ann's name and Queen Anne's Revenge is a reference to the name of Blackbeard's ship which fits in with Ryuji's Pirate motif. If you're not into there dynamic Queen Ann is also a great name for Makoto x Ann as it serves as a historical reference to Queen Anne.
Victorian Gothic Houses 🇺🇸
I adore this couple and really enjoyed the show so I decided to make a video about Queen Anne and Aramis.
The song I used is “losing my religion”
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I miss Treville Tuesday last week, so to make it up here are two today, are captain with the king and queen, happy Treville Tuesday
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Missouri, May 20, 1907
