Awarded
Both words in one sentence
- The film contains several anachronisms such as drinking to the King's health (not permitted until the reign of King William IV in 1830) and referring to Sir Arthur Wellesley as the Duke of Wellington in 1808, when he was awarded that title in 1814, both of which the books make a point not to make.
Source: In Name Only / Live-Action Films
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