Re: NAC? Re: FW: NOTICE OF REVOCATION OF INDEPENDENCE]

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Actually, I rather like it, though I'd prefer y draig goch.

Before he was a king, he was a prince.

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The one formerly called prince?
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And what a court that would be!

Actually, y draig goch means the red dragon, a symbol of Wales, and
before
a King of England, a Prince of Wales(normally).

However, I've thought even more, and if the NAC fleet personnel is not
entirely homogeneous, the griffon would make a good symbol for combined
Brit/repatriated-formerly-rebellious-colonial units.

Can someone refresh my memory as to what part/house of England is/was
represented by the griffon?

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