Elector
Elector noun - A citizen who has a legal right to vote.
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Prince and elector are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Prince" with "Elector", this nouns are similar.
Prince
Prince noun - A person of rank, power, or influence in a particular field.
Elector and prince are semantically related in royal duke topic. Sometimes you can use "Elector" instead a noun "Prince".
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| certain | certain elector | certain prince |
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Large and in Charge: Augustus, prince-elector of Saxony (and king of Poland), who liked to show off his strength by ripping a horseshoe apart.
Source: Literature / Krabat - All kings of Prussia were named Frederick (Friedrich) and/or William (Wilhelm), starting with Frederick I (formerly elector Frederick III of Brandenburg, son of Frederick William, the Great Elector) and ending with William II (whose crown prince was also called William).
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To cap it all off, a fair number of these "Hessians" were actually from Hanover, and weren't even rented out by their prince, who, as noted, was actually King George himself, and they were fighting for King (or, well, Elector) and Country as much as any redcoat.
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