Williams, Leonard, b. 1871 · London : T.N. Foulis · leaf 322
ne of his pragmatics dating from the end of thefourteenth century, that no shield-bearer shallcarry cloth of gold or any manner of gold orna-ment upon his trappings, scarf, or saddle; or on 1 One of these weapons may be seen in the Royal Annoury (No.I. 95). It is made of iron covered with leather,… … ARMS his badge or arms, excepting only on the edges ofhis bassinet and his cuisses, together with the bitand poitral of his horse, which may be gilded. It is also evident from Royal Letters of thistime, that the kings of Spain depended verylargely for the flower of their forces on the…
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