Davenport, Cyril, 1848-1941 · New York, E. P. Dutton and company · leaf 222
ed an impaled shield; on each side was the coat-of-arms of England as used by James I, with the exception that on the dexter side the arms of Nassau, Az., billettee a lion rampant or was added on a scutcheon of pretence. When he reigned alone, from 1694 to 1702, William left out the sinister… … I, William and Mary. 2, Queen Anne. 3, George I. 4, George III.5, William IV. 6, Queen Victoria. 212 BRITISH HERALDRY as several instances are found, in which the royal coatdiscards the quartered coat of France and England in thefirst quarter, and shows instead first, England, and second,Scotland,…
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