| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Nor could a department head ignore easily the requests of a member of the royal family, a prominent politician or a favoured courtier or mistress. (fn. 12) Indeed, it was the wise appointing officer who secured the monarch's approval, whether explicit or tacit, in making any appointment, particularly one to an office which brought its holder into the royal presence or social prominence.
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