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FFrom Germanic frid ('peace') + ric ('ruler'); 'peaceful ruler'. Borne by Holy Roman Emperors, kings of Prussia and Denmark, and Frederick Douglass — the freed slave who became an abolitionist statesman.
From Germanic frid ('peace') + ric ('ruler'); 'peaceful ruler'. Borne by Holy Roman Emperors, kings of Prussia and Denmark, and Frederick Douglass — the freed slave who became an abolitionist statesman.
FFrom Germanic frid ('peace') + ric ('ruler'); 'peaceful ruler'. Borne by Holy Roman Emperors, kings of Prussia and Denmark, and Frederick Douglass — the freed slave who became an abolitionist statesman.
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