14. Sacred Twenty-Eight

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HARRY POTTER GUIDE.
14. Sacred Twenty-Eight





The Sacred Twenty-Eight were, according to the author of the Pure-Blood Directory (widely believed to have been Cantankerus Nott), the twenty-eight British families that were still "truly pure-blood" by the 1930s. Some families (most famously the Weasley family) spoke out against the list in spite of their inclusion, declaring that they certainly had Muggle ancestry and were not ashamed of it. The families who were proud of being included or who wished they had been labelled them "blood traitors" in retaliation. Although the Malfoys were noted as respectable members as one of the Sacred Twenty-Eight (a title they are proud of), they did not take the pure-blood supremacy to the point of inbreeding: they were willing to marry half-bloods, many of whom are shown in their family tree. As they had no Muggles or Muggle-borns in their family tree, they were still a pure-blood family, just not as fanatic as the Blacks, Gaunts, and Lestranges, whose members do not marry half-bloods, Muggles, or Muggle-borns.





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Abbott


Avery


Black


Bulstrode


Burke


Carrow


Crouch


Fawley


Flint


Gaunt


Greengrass


Lestrange


Longbottom


Macmillan


Malfoy


Nott


Ollivander


Parkinson


Prewett


Rosier


Rowle


Selwyn


Shacklebolt


Shafiq


Slughorn


Travers


Weasley


Yaxley





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