Ducatus Cornubiae

Maximus natu monarchae Britanniae filius legitimus a navitate terras ducatûs et titulum ducis Cornubiae accipit, sed ei possessiones in bonum suum vendere non licet, et minore aetate pauca iura et tenue vectigal sunt.

Dux praesens est Gulielmus, princeps Walliae. Cum is in regnum accedit, Georgius princeps^? ducatum accipiet.

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• Gill, C., ed. (1987). The Duchy of Cornwall. Newton Abbot: David and Charles.
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• Hull, P. L., ed. (1971). The Caption of Seisin of the Duchy of Cornwall (1337). Devon and Cornwall Record Society, New Series, 17.
• Lewis, G. R. (1924). The Stannaries: A Study of the English Tin Miner. Cantabrigiae Massachusettae: Harvard University Press.
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Situs geographici et historici:

• Situs interretialis ducatûs proprius.