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From: [e-mail] (Theodore A. Kaldis)
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Subject: Re: Damn Ferigner's Be Taken Over
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In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (CZ94) writes:

> Mark Anthony Young:

>> PPS: Many Americans have a "special legal status" based on "a mere
>> accident of birth".  Only people born in the US can become president
>> of the US.  And since Parliament could theoretically replace the Queen
>> with _anyone they want_ (even a "ferigner") US law is in one dimension
>> more restictive than UK law as regards birth privileges.

> This is not just theoretical.  Note how "ferigner" William III was
> imported from Holland to kick out local boy James II, [...]

Which provided the basis for the denoument of the film which
introduced Errol Flynn to the world.  (Love interest was Olivia de
Havilland, who went on to appear with Flynn in 7 more films.)

[Exercise for non-old-movie buffs: what film was this?]
[Exercise for old movie buffs: what were the 7 more films?]
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