Original sentence: Minor inconsistencies in use only arose in 1785, when the rank ceased belonging for life to an incumbent (instead passing by right to any prince the moment he became the nearest dynast to the throne without belonging to the famille du roi), and one petit-fils de France (the duc d'Angoulême) who was, by right, premier prince may not have received the annuity which had previously gone with it.Right to use of the style passed to the House of Orléans in 1709.The rank was held for life: the birth of a new, more senior prince who qualified for the position did not deprive the current holder of his rank.The style carried with it various privileges, including the right to a household paid out of state revenues.The style of Monsieur le prince was held for over a century by the Princes of Condé
Edited sentence: Minor inconsistencies in use arose in 1785, when the rank ceased belonging for life to an incumbent (instead passing by right to any prince the moment he became the nearest dynast to the throne without belonging to the famille du roi), and one petit-fils de France (the duc d'Angoulême) who was, by right, premier prince may not have received the annuity which had previously gone with it.Right to use of the style passed to the House of Orléans in 1709 who, however, seldom if ever used it.The rank carried with it various privileges, including the right to a household paid out of state revenues.The rank was held for life: the birth of a new, more senior prince who qualified for the position did not deprive the current holder of his use of the style.The style of Monsieur le Prince was held for over a century by the Princes of Condé