By the end of which century did English become the primary language used for official business in Parliament and the legal courts, replacing French?

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Explanation

English gradually replaced French as the dominant language for government and legal matters by the late 14th century, marking a significant shift in official communication.

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By the end of which century did English become the primary language used for official business in Parliament and the legal courts, replacing French?

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