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In what year did Rockingham become a Marquess?

  • 1745

  • 1755

  • 1765

  • 1775

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Rockingham was conferred with the title of Marquess in the year 1755. This prestigious honor marked a significant milestone in his life and career. Rockingham's elevation to the rank of Marquess reflected his esteemed standing and influence within the British aristocracy and society at large.
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