Anglo-Gallic

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Definition of Anglo-Gallic

: of or relating to the coins issued by English rulers from Henry II in the mid-12th century to Henry VIII in the early 16th century in territories they controlled in France

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The first known use of Anglo-Gallic was in 1751

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