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	John of Gaunt (John of Gaunt) Pronunciation: /gɔːnt/ (1340–99), son of Edward III. John of Gaunt was effective ruler of England during the final years of his father’s reign and the minority of Richard II. His son Henry Bolingbroke later became King Henry IV.		Search results in the dictionary Gaunt, John of More results » More words in this category Anne of Cleves Belshazzar Black Prince Eleanor of Aquitaine Henrietta Maria Henry 2 John of Gaunt Marie Antoinette Nefertiti Pocahontas Theodora Nearby Words John Chrysostom, St John Citizen John Crow John Day River John Doe John Dory John III John o'Groats John of Damascus, St John of Gaunt John of the Cross, St John Paul II John Q. Public John the Baptist, St John the Evangelist, St John the Fortunate John, Augustus John, Barry John, Gwen