Original sentence: , but both have claimed that Queen Elizabeth II is the Sovereign Lord of Mann over the Island.Howe does not dispute the Queen's sovereignty or her title Lord of Mann.Howe's claim, which has received international  attention, was published in the London Gazette and, his claim to the title of King of the Isle of Man, was not disputed by either the Isle of Man Government nor Buckingham Palace.In 2007, David Howe, a businessman from Maryland, and claimed descendant of Thomas Stanley, 1st Earl of Derby, had a private coronation ceremony conducted by an archbishop in Maryland crowning him the King of the Isle of Man.In the wake of the coronation, Howe, who was also once awarded the comedic title of Duke of Antwerp by the filmaker of a satirical documentary film for his assistance on that project, has begun selling titles of nobility to benefit charity
Edited sentence: He then began selling titles of nobility, ostensibly to benefit charity.Howe, who had previously used the title "Duke of Antwerp", had advertised his claim in the London Gazette where it was dismissed by the Isle of Man government and Buckingham Palace.In 2007, David Howe, a glass repairman from Maryland, and claimed descendant of Thomas Stanley, 1st Earl of Derby, announced he had been crowned King of the Isle of Mann by an unnamed archbishop