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==Wesleys==
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|GrandF1= [[John Westley|John<br/>Westley]]<br/>b.1638
|GrandF2= [[Samuel Annesley]]<br/>b.1620
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|SAM= [[Samuel Wesley (poet)|Samuel<br/>Wesley]]<br />(b.1662)
|SUS= [[Susanna Wesley|Susanna<br />Wesley]]<br />(b.1669)
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|SAM=Samuel<br/>(Sammy)<br/>Wesley<br/>(b.1690)
|EMILY=Emilia<br/>(Emily)<br/>Wesley (b.1692)
|MARY=Mary<br/>(Molly)<br/>Wesley<br/>(b.1696)
|ANN=Anne<br/>Wesley<br/>(b.1702)
|MARTHA=Martha<br/>Wesley<br/>(b.1706)
|KEZIA=Kezia<br/>Wesley<br/>(b.1709)
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|CHILD=''Nine<br/>children<br/>(deceased)''
|SUS=Susanna<br/>Wesley<br/>(b.1695)
|MEH=[[Mehetabel Wesley Wright|Mehetabel<br/>Wesley]]<br/>(b.1697)
|JOHN=[[John Wesley|John<br/>Wesley]]<br/>(b.1703)
|MAZ=Mary<br/>Vazeille
|CHARLES=[[Charles Wesley|Charles<br/>Wesley]]<br/>(b.1797)
|SARAH=	[[Sarah Wesley|Sarah<br/>Gwynne]]
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|CHILD = ''Seven<br/>other children<br/>(deceased)''
|CHARLES= [[Charles Wesley junior|Charles Wesley]] (b.1757)
|SAL= Sarah (Sally) Wesley (b.1759)
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|Rob= Roberta|Mar=Martha Levinson{{Efn-lr|name=fn5}}|Lev = Isidore Levinson
|SAM= [[Samuel Wesley (composer, born 1766)|Samuel Wesley]] (b.1766)
|CHAR = Charlotte<br/>Louise<br/>Martin
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<div style="text-align:left">{{cot|bg=#F0F2F5|Explanatory notes and reference sources}}
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==Other==

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[[/Dickenson]]<br/>
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[[/scotrail]]<br/>
[[/Metro-Land]]<br/>
[[/MSDR]]<br/>
[[/LRS]]<br/>
[[/St Peter's Church, Manchester]]<br/>
[[/Manchester rapid transit schemes]]


{| class="wikitable"
|+Didsbury demography (as at 2019)
!Ethnic group
!Didsbury East
!Didsbury West
!City of Manchester
|-
|White
|77.9%
|84.1%
|66.6%
|-
|Asian
|13.6%
|8.2%
|17.1%
|-
|Black
|2.1%
|1.7%
|8.6%
|-
|Arab
|1.8%
|1.5%
|1.9%
|-
|Mixed/multiple
|3.7%
|3.5%
|4.6%
|-
|Other 
|0.9%
|1%
|1.2%
|}








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==DC==
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| above      = 
* [[File:County Flag of Hertfordshire.svg|20px|County Flag of Hertfordshire]] '''Ceremonial County of [[Hertfordshire]]'''
* [[East of England]]

| below      = 
* {{icon|category}} [[:Category:Dacorum|Category]] 
* {{icon|commons}} [[:commons:Category:Borough of Dacorum|Commons]] 


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*[[Bovingdon]] 
*[[Berkhamsted]] 
*[[Bourne End, Hertfordshire|Bourne End]] 
*[[Bulbourne]] 
*[[Chipperfield]]
*[[Cow Roast]] 
*[[Flamstead]] 
*[[Flaunden]] 
*[[Frithsden]] 
*[[Gaddesden Row]] 
*[[Great Gaddesden]] 
*[[Hemel Hempstead]] 
*[[Kings Langley]] 
*[[Little Gaddesden]] 
*[[Little Tring]]
*[[Long Marston, Hertfordshire|Long Marston]] 
*[[Markyate]] 
*[[Nettleden]] 
*[[New Mill, Hertfordshire|New Mill]]
*[[Northchurch]]
*[[Potten End]] 
*[[Ringshall, Berkhamsted|Ringshall]] 
*[[Tring]] 
*[[Tringford]] 
*[[Water End, Dacorum|Water End]] 
* [[Wigginton, Hertfordshire|Wigginton]]
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     | group1 = Present
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* {{rws|Berkhamsted}}
* {{rws|Hemel Hempstead}}
* {{rws|Apsley}}
* [[West Midlands Trains]]
* [[Southern (train operating company)]]

     | group2 = History
     | list2=
*[[Nickey line]]
**{{rws|Heath Park Halt}}
**{{rws|Hemel Hempsted (Midland)}}
*[[Bourne End rail crash]]   
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     | group1 = Major routes
     | list1 = * [[A41 road]] 
* [[A414 road]] 
*[[Magic Roundabout (Hemel Hempstead)]]
     | group2 = Bus
     | list2 = * [[Intalink]]
* [[Arriva Shires & Essex]]
  
   | group3 = Cycling & walking
   | list3 =
* [[Hertfordshire Way]]
* [[Chiltern Way]]
* [[The Ridgeway]]
* [[National Cycle Route 57]]

}}
}}
  
 | group3 = Nature & waterways 
 | list3 = *[[Ashridge Commons and Woods]]
* [[Ivinghoe Beacon]]
* [[River Gade]]
* [[Grand Junction Canal]]
*[[River Bulbourne]]
  
 | group4 = Education
 | list4 =  * [[Primary schools in Dacorum]]
*[[Adeyfield School]]
*[[Ashlyns School]]
*[[Ashridge Executive Education]]
*[[Astley Cooper School]]
*[[Berkhamsted School]]
*[[The Hemel Hempstead School]]
*[[Kings Langley School]]
*[[Tring School]]
*[[Tring Park School for the Performing Arts]]

 | group5 = [[:Category:Politics of Dacorum|Government & democracy]]
 | list5 =
*[[Dacorum Borough Council elections|Dacorum Borough Council]]
*[[Hemel Hempstead (UK Parliament constituency)]]
*[[South West Hertfordshire (UK Parliament constituency)]]
*[[East of England (European Parliament constituency)]]
*[[David Gauke]]
*[[Mike Penning]]
 
 | group6 = Other
 | list6 =
* ''[[Hemel Hempstead Gazette & Express]]''


 | group7 = Heritage & attractions
 | list7 = *[[Dacorum Heritage Trust]]
* [[Berkhamsted Castle]]
* [[Grade II* listed buildings in Dacorum|Grade II* listed buildings]]
*[[Sparrows Herne Turnpike Road]]
*[[Akeman Street]]
*[[Gadebridge Park Roman Villa]]
*[[Ashridge Priory]]
*[[King's Langley Priory]]
*[[Kings Langley Palace]]
*[[Berkhamsted Place]]
*[[St John's Church, Boxmoor]]
*[[St Mary's Church, Hemel Hempstead]]
*[[130–136 Piccott's End]]
*[[The Green Dragon, Flaunden]]
*[[173, High Street, Berkhamsted]]
*[[Church of St Peter, Great Berkhamsted]]
*[[Dean Incent's House]]
*[[Grim's Ditch (Chilterns)]]
*[[Stocks House]]
*[[Pendley Manor]]
*[[The Bury, Hemel Hempstead]]
*[[Gaddesden Place]]
*[[Ashlyns Hall]]
*[[Inns of Court War Memorial]]
*[[Ashridge]]
*[[Pitstone Windmill]]
*[[The Rex, Berkhamsted]]
*[[Natural History Museum at Tring]]
*[[]]
*[[]]
*[[]]

 | group8 = Sport
 | list8 = * [[Sun Postal Sports F.C.]]
* [[Watford F.C.]]
* [[Berkhamsted F.C.]]
* [[Berkhamsted Town F.C.]]
* [[Flamstead F.C.]]
* [[Hemel Hempstead Town F.C.]]
* [[Kings Langley F.C.]]
* [[Tring Athletic F.C.]]


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==EU==

===Geographical terms===
[[File:Supranational European Bodies-en.svg|thumb|Supranational European Bodies-en]]
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{{term |[[Europe]]}}
{{defn |[[File:Europe polar stereographic Caucasus Urals boundary.svg|left|150px|Europe polar stereographic Caucasus Urals boundary]]The prevalent definition of Europe as a geographical term has been in use since the mid-19th century. Europe is taken to be bounded by large bodies of water to the north, west and south; Europe's limits to the far east are usually taken to be the Urals, the [[Ural River]], and the [[Caspian Sea]]; to the southeast, including the [[Caucasus Mountains]], the [[Black Sea]] and the waterways connecting the Black Sea to the Mediterranean Sea.<ref name="Encarta">{{cite encyclopedia |last=Microsoft Encarta Online Encyclopaedia 2007 |title=Europe |url=http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopaedia_761570768/Europe.html |accessdate=27 December 2007 |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/5kwbxqnne |archivedate=31 October 2009 |url-status=dead |df=dmy }}</ref>

Islands are generally grouped with the nearest continental landmass, hence [[Iceland]] is generally considered to be part of Europe, while the nearby island of [[Greenland]] is usually assigned to [[North America]].  Nevertheless, there are some exceptions based on sociopolitical and cultural differences. [[Cyprus]] is closest to [[Anatolia|Anatolia (or Asia Minor)]], but is usually considered part of Europe both culturally and politically and is a member state of the EU. [[Malta]] was considered an island of North Africa for centuries.<ref>Falconer, William; Falconer, Thomas. [https://books.google.com/books?id=B3Q29kWRdtgC&pg=PA50 ''Dissertation on St. Paul's Voyage''], BiblioLife (BiblioBazaar), 1872. (1817.), p 50, {{ISBN|1-113-68809-2}} ''These islands Pliny, as well as Strabo and Ptolemy, included in the African sea''</ref>
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{{term |Europe (British English)}}
{{defn |[[File:Continental-Europe-map.png|left|150px|Europe]]"Europe" as used specifically in [[British English]] may also refer to [[Continental Europe]] exclusively.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=europe|title=Europe&nbsp;— Noun|publisher=Princeton University|accessdate=9 June 2008}}</ref>{{clear}}
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===Political terms===
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{{term |Common Market}}
{{defn |[[File:EU Single Market.svg|left|150px|EU Single Market]] The '''Common Market''' is an informal term that was used to refer to the original [[European Economic Community]] (EEC). In general, a [[common market]] is a trade policy that aims to eliminate trade barriers among participating countries as a precursor to the realisation of a single market. In Europe, a common market was created with the formation of the EEC in 1957, but a single market was not achieved until 1992-1993 with the foundation of the European Union.<ref>{{cite book|last1=Jones|first1=Alistair|title=Glossary of the European Union|date=2008|publisher=Edinburgh University Press|isbn=9780748631186|page=21|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=mOuqBgAAQBAJ&dq=european%20glossary%20common%20market&pg=PA21|accessdate=19 January 2018|language=en}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|last1=Coubronne|first1=Julien|title=What is the difference between the common market and single market of the European Union?|url=https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-the-common-market-and-single-market-of-the-European-Union|website=www.quora.com|language=en|date=13 November 2013}}</ref>
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{{term |[[European Economic Area]] (EEA)}}
{{defn |[[File:European Economic Area members.svg|left|150px|European Economic Area members]] 
The European Economic Area (EEA) is the area which incorporates states that have signed up to the EEA Agreement. It was established in 1994. Membership is open to member states of either the European Union (EU) or European Free Trade Association (EFTA). The EEA currently has 31 members, including all 28 EU member states and three of the four EFTA member states. 

EFTA states which are party to the EEA Agreement can participate in the [[European Single Market]] without being members of the EU. In general, EEA members adopt certain EU rules ([[four freedoms]] free movement of persons, goods, services and capital), but have exclusions (such as laws regarding agriculture and fisheries). 
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{{term |[[European Free Trade Association]] (EFTA)}}
{{defn |[[File:Europe-EFTA.svg|left|150px|Europe-EFTA]]
The '''European Free Trade Association''' was formed in 1960 as an alternative [[trade bloc]] for seven European states, known as the [[Outer Seven]], that were unable or unwilling to join the European Economic Community (EEC). Additional member states have since joined, while several other states caesed to be EFTA members when they joined the EEC or the EU. Today EFTA has four members and operates in parallel with the much larger European Union (EU). All EFTA member states participate in the European Single Market but are not party to the European Union Customs Union.
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{{term |[[European Economic Community]] (EEC)}}
{{defn |[[File:Expansion of the European Communities 1973-1992.png|left|150px|Expansion of the European Communities 1973-1992]]
The '''European Economic Community''' (1957-1992) was a [[regional organisation]] which was created by the [[Treaty of Rome]] of 1957. It was formed with the aim of bringing about [[economic integration]], including a [[common market]] and [[customs union]], among its member states. Originally founded with [[Inner Six|six member states]] gradually expanding to 12 members by 1986. In 1993, the EEC was renamed as the '''European Community''' ('''EC''') and incorporated into the  [[European Union]] (EU) as one of the [[Three pillars of the European Union]]. 

In 2009, under the [[Treaty of Lisbon]], the EC's institutions were absorbed into the EU's wider framework and the European Community ceased to exist as an entity.
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{{term |[[European Community]] (EC)}}
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{{term |[[European Union]] (EU)}}
{{defn |[[File:European Union.svg|left|150px|European Union]]
In 1993, a complete [[single market]] was achieved, known as the [[internal market]], which allowed for the free movement of goods, capital, services, and people within the EEC. In 1994, the internal market was formalised by the EEA agreement. This agreement also extended the internal market to include most of the member states of the [[European Free Trade Association]], forming the [[European Economic Area]] covering 15 countries.
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{{term |[[European Single Market|Single Market]]}}
{{defn |[[File:EU Single Market.svg|left|150px|EU Single Market]] A single market requires the free movement of goods, people, capital and services (see The EU common market and Internal market).  the realization of a single market was only achieved in 1992-1993
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{{term |[[European Union Customs Union]]}}
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|-
! Train operator !! Parent company/owner!! Nationality 
|-
| [[Abellio Greater Anglia]] || [[Abellio (transport company)|Abellio]]/[[Nederlandse Spoorwegen]] (state-owned by the [[Cabinet of the Netherlands|Netherlands Government]])|| {{flagicon|Netherlands}} 
|-
| [[c2c]] || [[Trenitalia]] (state-owned by the [[Italian Government]])|| {{flagicon|Italy}} 
|-
| [[Chiltern Railways]] || [[Arriva UK Trains|Arriva]], a subsidiary of the German state-owned [[Deutsche Bahn]]|| {{flagicon|DE}} 
|-
| [[Thameslink and Great Northern|Thameslink Great Northern]] || [[Govia]] - joint venture of [[Go-Ahead Group|Go-Ahead]] (UK) & [[Keolis]] (majority owned by [[SNCF]]/[[Cabinet of France|Government of France]])||{{flagicon|GB}}&nbsp;{{flagicon|France}} 
|-
| [[Gatwick Express]] || [[Govia]] - joint venture of [[Go-Ahead Group|Go-Ahead]] (UK) & [[Keolis]] (majority owned by [[SNCF]]/[[Cabinet of France|Government of France]])|| {{flagicon|GB}}&nbsp;{{flagicon|France}} 
|-
| [[Heathrow Connect]] || Heathrow Express/[[Great Western Railway (train operating company)|Great Western Railway]] joint venture|| {{flagicon|GB}} {{flagicon|Spain}} 
|-
| [[Heathrow Express]] || [[Heathrow Airport Holdings Limited]] (Spain)|| {{flagicon|Spain}} 
|-
| [[London Midland]] || Govia (Go-Ahead/Keolis)||  {{flagicon|GB}}&nbsp;{{flagicon|France}} 
|-
| [[London Overground Rail Operations]] (LOROL) || Arriva/MTR - joint venture between Deutsche Bahn's Arriva (Germany) and [[MTR Corporation]] (Hong Kong) under contract to TfL|| {{flagicon|DE}}&nbsp;{{flagicon|HK}} 
|-
| [[South West Trains]] || [[Stagecoach Group]] (UK)|| {{flagicon|GB}} 
|-
| [[Southeastern (train operating company)|Southeastern]] || Govia (Go-Ahead/Keolis)|| {{flagicon|GB}}&nbsp;{{flagicon|France}} 
|-
| [[Southern (Govia Thameslink Railway)|Southern]] || Govia (Go-Ahead/Keolis)|| {{flagicon|GB}}&nbsp;{{flagicon|France}} 
|-
| [[Stansted Express]] || Greater Anglia (Abellio/Nederlandse Spoorwegen) subsidiary|| {{flagicon|Netherlands}} 
|}




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| name = Blackadder
| title = ''[[Blackadder]]''
| state = {{{state|autocollapse}}}
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| above =
* [[List of Blackadder episodes|Episodes]]
* [[List of Blackadder characters|Main characters]]
* [[List of minor Blackadder characters|Minor characters]]

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| state1 = uncollapsed
| list1 ={{Navbox|subgroup
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	| group1 = ''[[The Black Adder]]'' (1983)
	| list1  = 
* "[[The Foretelling]]" 
* "[[Born to Be King (Blackadder)|Born to Be King]]" 
* "[[The Archbishop]]" 
* "[[The Queen of Spain's Beard]]"
* "[[Witchsmeller Pursuivant]]"
* "[[The Black Seal]]"
	| group2 = '' [[Blackadder II]]'' (1986)
	| list2  = 
* "[[Bells (Blackadder)|Bells]]"
* "[[Head (Blackadder)|Head]]"
* "[[Potato (Blackadder)|Potato]]"
* "[[Money (Blackadder)|Money]]"
* "[[Beer (Blackadder)|Beer]]"
* "[[Chains (Blackadder)|Chains]]"
	| group3 = '' [[Blackadder the Third]]'' (1987)
	| list3  = 
* "[[Dish and Dishonesty]]"
* "[[Ink and Incapability]]"
* "[[Nob and Nobility]]"
* "[[Sense and Senility]]"
* "[[Amy and Amiability]]"
* "[[Duel and Duality]]"
	| group4 = '' [[Blackadder Goes Forth]]'' (1989)
	| list4  = 
* "[[Captain Cook (Blackadder)|Captain Cook]]"
* "[[Corporal Punishment (Blackadder)|Corporal Punishment]]"
* "[[Major Star]]"
* "[[Private Plane]]"
* "[[General Hospital (Blackadder)|General Hospital]]"
* "[[Goodbyeee]]"
	| group5 = Special episodes
	| list5  = *[[The Black Adder (pilot episode)|1982 Pilot episode]] (unaired)
* ''[[Blackadder: The Cavalier Years]]'' (1988)
* '' [[Blackadder's Christmas Carol]]'' (1988)
* '' [[Blackadder: Back & Forth]]'' (2000)
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| group2 = Characters
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	| group1 = [[Edmund Blackadder]]
	| list1  = 
* [[Prince Edmund (Blackadder)|Prince Edmund, Duke of Edinburgh]] 
* [[Edmund Blackadder, Lord Blackadder]] 
* [[Blackadder: The Cavalier Years|Sir Edmund Blackadder]] 
* [[Mr. E. Blackadder|Edmund Blackadder, Esq.]] 
* [[Ebenezer Blackadder]] 
* [[Captain Blackadder|Capt. Edmund Blackadder]] 
* [[Edmund III|King Edmund III]] 
               |group2 = [[Baldrick]]
           |list2  =
* [[Baldrick#The Black Adder|Baldrick, Son of Robin the Dung Gatherer]] 
* [[Baldrick#Blackadder II|Elizabethan Baldrick]] 
* [[Baldrick#Blackadder: The Cavalier Years|Cavalier Baldrick]] 
* [[Baldrick#Blackadder the Third|Sod-Off, The Lord Baldrick]] 
* [[Baldrick#Blackadder's Christmas Carol|Mr Baldrick]] 
* [[Baldrick#Blackadder Goes Forth|Pte S. Baldrick]] 
* [[Baldrick#Blackadder: Back & Forth|The Rt Hon S. Baldrick MP]] 

|group3 = ''The Black Adder''
|list3  =
*[[Lord Percy Percy#The Black Adder|Percy, Duke of Northumberland]]
*[[Richard IV of England (Blackadder)|King Richard IV]]
*[[Gertrude of Flanders (Blackadder)|Queen Gertrude]]
*[[Harry, Prince of Wales (Blackadder)|Harry, Prince of Wales]]

|group4 = ''Blackadder II''
|list4  =
*[[Lord Percy Percy#Blackadder II|Lord Percy Percy]]
*[[Queenie (Blackadder)|Queenie (Queen Elizabeth I)]]
*[[Melchett#Blackadder II (Lord Melchett)|Lord Melchett]]
*[[Nursie]]
*[[Bob (Blackadder)#Blackadder II|Bob (Kate)]]
*[[Lord Flashheart#Blackadder II|Lord Flashheart]]

|group5 = ''Blackadder the Third''
|list5  =
*[[George (Blackadder)|HRH The Prince George, Prince of Wales]]
*[[Mrs Miggins]]

|group6 = ''Blackadder Goes Forth''
|list6  =
*[[George (Blackadder)|Lt The Hon George Colthurst St. Barleigh MC]]
*[[Darling (Blackadder)|Capt Kevin Darling MC]]
*[[Melchett#Blackadder Goes Forth (General Sir Anthony Cecil Hogmanay Melchett)|Gen Sir Anthony Cecil Hogmanay Melchett VC KCB DSO]]
*[[Bob (Blackadder)#Blackadder Goes Forth|Pte Bob Parkhurst]]
*[[Lord Flashheart#Blackadder Goes Forth|Sqn Cdr Lord Flashheart]]
	}}

	| group3 = Production
	| state3 = collapsed
	| list3 = {{Navbox|subgroup
		| groupwidth = 180px

		| group1 = Lead actors
		| list1  = *[[Rowan Atkinson]] 
*[[Tony Robinson]]
*[[Tim McInnerny]]
*[[Brian Blessed]]
*[[Elspet Gray]]
*[[Robert East]]
*[[Miranda Richardson]]
*[[Stephen Fry]]
*[[Patsy Byrne]]
*[[Hugh Laurie]]
*[[Helen Atkinson-Wood]]
		| group2 = Guest stars
		| list2  = *[[Peter Cook]]
*[[Alex Norton]]
*[[Arthur Hewlett]]
*[[William Russell (actor)|William Russell]]
*[[Miriam Margolyes]]
*[[Jim Broadbent]]
*[[Frank Finlay]]
*[[Valentine Dyall]]
*[[Rik Mayall]]
*[[Patrick Allen]]
*[[Bill Wallis]]
*[[Tom Baker]]
*[[Simon Jones (actor)|Simon Jones]]
*[[Ronald Lacey]]
*[[Robbie Coltrane]]
*[[Kenneth Connor]]
		| group3 = Production team
		| list3  = *[[Richard Curtis]] (writer)
*[[Ben Elton]] (writer)
*[[John Lloyd]] (producer)
		}}



	| group4 = Historical context
	| state4 = uncollapsed
	| list4 = {{Navbox|subgroup
		| groupwidth = 180px

		| group1 = People
		| list1  = *[[Richard III of England|Richard III]]
*[[Henry VI of England|Henry Tudor]]
*[[Elizabeth I of England|Elizabeth I]]
*[[Walter Raleigh|Sir Walter Raleigh]]
*[[George IV of the United Kingdom|Prince George the Prince Regent]]
*[[William Pitt the Younger]]
*[[Samuel Johnson]]
*[[The Scarlet Pimpernel]]
*[[Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington|The Duke of Wellington]]
*[[Charles I of England]]

		| group2 = Background
		| list2  = *[[England in the Middle Ages]] 
*[[Battle of Bosworth Field]]
*[[Tudor Period]]
*[[Regency era]]
*[[World War I]]

		| group3 = zzzzzz
		}}
}}

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