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Electress

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E`lect´ress    (ė`lĕk´trĕs)
n.1.The wife or widow of an elector in the old German empire.
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The Act of Settlement says that in order to qualify as our head of state you must be an heir of the body of Princess Sophia, electress of Hanover, a Protestant in communion with the Church of England not marry a Roman Catholic, not be adopted and have parents who were married at the time they conceived you.
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It was a tribute to Electress Palatine, the last of the Medici family, that in his testament clearly expressed the desire that the Church was completed.
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The Act provided that the throne would pass to the Protestant Electress, Sophia of Hanover, granddaughter of James I of England, VI of Scotland, niece of Charles I.
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