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Yaretzi Wheeler
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21 August, 07:17
Why is Sir Walter Scott called Sir?
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Jocelynn Juarez
21 August, 07:23
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Walter Scott is known as Sir as he was Knighted by the King in 1820.
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Jorden Hudson
21 August, 07:44
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knights get named sir and he became one.
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