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INDEX1 A Ahlden, Castle (Schloss), 101 Abbeville, 63 Duchess of (see Dorothea, Sophia, Abbey of the Visitation See Chaillot, wife of George I) Abbey of the Visitation, at Alam, Shah, 77, 83 abdication, 54, 68, 133 Albany, Stuart, John, Duke of, 19 Act (1936), 60n8 Albemarle, 3rd Earl of, 154, 155 Aberdeen, Lord, 170, 173 Albert, Prince, 53, 75, 127–9, 159, Accession Council, 56 164, 178 Act of Settlement (1701), 50, 113 Albrecht V, Duke of Bavaria, 64 Adelaide, City of, 107–9 Alcalde (Ohadu, Muhammad), 95 Adelaide, Elizabeth Georgina, Alderley, 6 Princess, 108 Aldermen, 38 Adelaide, Queen, 6, 15, 83, 108, 110, Alexander, Duke of Ross (posthumous 149, 152 son of James IV), 19 Admiralty, 94, 145, 164–6 Alexander III, Tsar, 159 Admiralty, Court of, 94 Alexandra, Queen, 7, 130–3, 155, First Lord of, 145, 164, 165 159, 162, 186 Adolphus, Duke of Cambridge, 80, Alexandre, 103 147, 151–3, 159, 174 Alfred, 46n9 Advocate, King’s, 117 Alfred, Prince, 130 Aethelburt, 46n9 Al-Thani (dynasty of Dubai), 84 Aethelred I, 46n9 Amelia, Princess, 58 agnate, 26 American colonies, 77 1 Note: Page numbers with “n” denote endnotes. © The Author(s) 2017 193 M.L. Nash, Royal Wills in Britain from 1509 to 2008, DOI 10.1057/978-1-137-60145-2 194 INDEX Amsterdam, 102 Aribert of Anhalt, Prince, 162 Ancien Regime, 28 Arthur, Tudor, Prince of Wales, Anglican Church (Church of 14, 130 England), 24 Arundel, Countess of Anglo-Irish aristocracy, 156 Earl of, 89 Anglo-Saxon England, 26 Henry, Earl of, 89 Angus, Earl of (old) Asquith, Prime Minister, 165 Earl of (15th century Regent of Assent, Royal, 73 See also Royal Assent Scotland), 66 parliamentary, 31 Earl of (young) Archibald Douglas, Astle, Thomas (writer & publisher), 19, 20 4, 22n4, 186 Anna, Danish, 93 Attorney-General, 22n1, 106, Anne of Cleves, Queen, 88, 89, 93 115, 118–20, 122, 124, 177, Anne of Denmark, Queen, 6, 75, 179–83, 185 92, 93 Attorney-General’s Office, 179 Anne of England, Queen, 51, 71 Aughton, Nicholas (Squire of Anne, Queen of England, 51, 71 Margaret Beaufort), 12 annulment proceedings, 20 Augustan Age, 15 Ansbach, Caroline of, Queen, Augusta