''Crowned heads of Europe'' is a
phrase used to describe
monarchs in
Europe.
The phrase was used in
Robert Plumer Ward's 1795 two-volume book, ''An Enquiry Into the Foundation and History of the Law of Nations in Europe''.
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'' reads, "Acclaimed by the Crowned Heads of Europe."
In 1952 the ''Chicago Tribune'' used the phrase "Crowned heads of Europe" to describe the mourners at the funeral of George VI that included Queen Juliana of the Netherlands, and the then Olav V of Norway, Crown Prince Olav of Norway.
researcher and historian, Rolf-Ulrich Kunze used the phrase when he said, "Every king or queen has the right to step down from the throne. If the pope can do it, so can the crowned heads of Europe."