Editing Queen Vialle's Conference with the College of Heralds

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The reasons for these problems lay in the control of the Heralds office by '''Master Aldo Mikhale''', especially during the reign of King Eric. The rumor has been that these charters were held up till the effected cities could raise the amount of money required to "Finish the Review Process".  This move is wildly popular in those cities effected making them greatly indebted to the Queen.
 
The reasons for these problems lay in the control of the Heralds office by '''Master Aldo Mikhale''', especially during the reign of King Eric. The rumor has been that these charters were held up till the effected cities could raise the amount of money required to "Finish the Review Process".  This move is wildly popular in those cities effected making them greatly indebted to the Queen.
  
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'''5)''' Confirmation of 212 Letters Patent of Peers covering the reigns of Eric and Random.   
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'''5)''' Confirmation of 212 Letters Patent of Peers covering the reigns of Eric and Random.  Most of these had also been stalled in Master Aldo's ''review'' process. This made 212 newly confirmed peers grateful to the queen as well.  
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Most of these had also been stalled in Master Aldo's ''review'' process. This made 212 newly confirmed peers grateful to the queen as well.  
 
  
 
'''6)''' Confirmation of 3100 Decree of Arms.   
 
'''6)''' Confirmation of 3100 Decree of Arms.   

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