Earl of Cambridge

Target entity: Earl of Cambridge
Context triple: [Edmund of Langley, 1st Duke of York, nobleTitle, Earl of Cambridge]

• A. Earl of Wessex
  The Earl of Wessex was a powerful Anglo-Saxon noble title associated with control over the wealthy and strategically important region of Wessex in pre-Norman Conquest England.
• B. Duke of Bedford
  The Duke of Bedford is a hereditary British peerage title historically associated with the Russell family, prominent landowners and political figures in England.
• C. Duke of Buckingham
  The Duke of Buckingham is a powerful and romantic English nobleman whose secret love affair with Queen Anne drives much of the political intrigue in Alexandre Dumas’s novel *The Three Musketeers*.
• D. Duke of Lancaster
  The Duke of Lancaster is a royal title traditionally held by the reigning British monarch in connection with the historic Duchy of Lancaster, a significant landed estate and source of private income for the sovereign.
• E. Duke of Rutland
  The Duke of Rutland is a hereditary British noble title in the peerage of England, long associated with the influential Manners family and their ancestral seat in Leicestershire.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Earl of Cambridge
Target entity description: The Earl of Cambridge was an English noble title historically associated with high-ranking members of the royal family, including princes of the House of York.

• A. Earl of Wessex
  The Earl of Wessex was a powerful Anglo-Saxon noble title associated with control over the wealthy and strategically important region of Wessex in pre-Norman Conquest England.
• B. Duke of Bedford
  The Duke of Bedford is a hereditary British peerage title historically associated with the Russell family, prominent landowners and political figures in England.
• C. Duke of Buckingham
  The Duke of Buckingham is a powerful and romantic English nobleman whose secret love affair with Queen Anne drives much of the political intrigue in Alexandre Dumas’s novel *The Three Musketeers*.
• D. Duke of Lancaster
  The Duke of Lancaster is a royal title traditionally held by the reigning British monarch in connection with the historic Duchy of Lancaster, a significant landed estate and source of private income for the sovereign.
• E. Duke of Rutland
  The Duke of Rutland is a hereditary British noble title in the peerage of England, long associated with the influential Manners family and their ancestral seat in Leicestershire.
• F. None of above. chosen