This piece was written c1880 in England:

Not that I love thy (mobs).., whose dull eyes
See nothing save their unconsider'd woe
Whose minds know nothing, nothing care to know
But that the roar of thy Democritus,
Thy reigns of Terror, thy great Anarchies,
Mirror my wildest passions like the sea
And give my دل a brother - LIBERTY!
For this sake only do thy dissonant noise
Delight my reserved genius, else might all kings
سے طرف کی bloody rout یا treacherous cannonades
Rob nations of their inviolate rights
And I yet remain unmoved. And yet and yet
These that die upon the (true) barricades,
I am with them, in these days.

Ranks
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King/Queen
Archduke/Archduchess
Grand Duke/Grand Duchess
Grand Prince/Grand Princess
Duke/Duchess
Prince/Princess
Infante/Infanta
Marquess/Marchioness
Margrave/Margravine
Earl (single), Count (married), Countess
Viscount/Viscountess
Baron/Baroness
Baronet/Baronetess
Edler Von/Edle Von
Hereditary Knight/Hereditary Dame
Knight/Dame
Sir (single), Lord (married)/Lady
Governor/Governess
Gentleman/Lady-in-Waiting
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Royalty that had been banished یا shunned, it varied of where they appeared on the power and succession lines. Often, they had no power, but were distantly in line for the throne. Not often though, did a banished یا shunned Royal یا Nobel figure, become King/Queen.