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Elizabethan wheel

I heard this saying in a program on football (British football not American). It means some kind of medal or trophy. Is this true? If so, what exactly is it and where does it come from?
  

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[nq:1]I heard this saying in a program on football (British football not American). It means some kind of medal or trophy. Is this true?

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  • [nq:1]I heard this saying in a program on football (British football not American).
  • It means some kind of medal or trophy.
  • Is this true?
  • [/nq] There is a concept called the Elizabethan Wheel of Fortune, that is, in Elizabethan times there was a concept known as the Wheel of Fortune.
  • It refers to the idea that fortune varies from low to high and everywhere in between.
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[nq:1]I heard this saying in a program on football (British football not American). It means some kind of medal or trophy. Is this true? If so, what exactly is it and where does it come from?[/nq]
There is a concept called the Elizabethan Wheel of Fortune, that is, in Elizabethan times there was a concept known as the Wheel of Fortune.

It refers to the idea that fortune varies from lo
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