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		usrusr on April 29, 2020 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: A King Who Became a Pirate Or perhaps he did actually sign the document, at the date indicated, a pirate with a sideline as a diploma mill. If he was still considering himself the legitimate king he'd surely not mind signing with that title, just like any other exiled government.

vidarh on April 29, 2020 [–]

That would be quite amazing if it was possible to find such a document. I'd still want to know why the court accepted it, though... But I'd enjoy finding a rogue letter like that more than a "valid" one... Unfortunately I doubt we'll ever know.

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