d with miniver—aplain white fur. Sir Symonds dEwes, in a letter giving anaccount of the Coronation of Charles the First, expressly statesthat, when the higher grades of Peers put on their Coronets,the Barons sat bareheaded. The wives of Nobles are entitled tothe same Coronets as their husbands.… … l82 Handbook of Heraldry In addition to the before-mentioned Coronets, there areothers which should more properly be considered but ascommon Charges, inasmuch as they do not constitute therecognised insignia of any particular rank, but may be borneby either Peer or Commoner. They are frequently…
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