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After she was committed to an insane asylum in 1939, Malcolm and his siblings were sent to foster homes or to live with family members
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Some blame can be placed on him for wanting to retain the American colonies and for prolonging the war even when it was apparent to his ministers that Britain had lost
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He also founded the first Protestant university at Marburg in 1527 and established hospitals for the insane on former monastic estates, subordinating church and school to the "common good
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During the later years of his nephew Louis II’s reign, he served as the king’s deputy, and, when it became clear that Louis was mentally unbalanced, Luitpold acted as regent, a post he continued to hold under Otto, his insane younger nephew
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