ges, in which case the Mantle generally bore eitherthe Impaled Arms of the Lady and her Husband, or her Hus-bands Arms only. Numerous examples exist in MonumentalEffigies ; as in the Brass at Enfield, a.d. 1446, to Lady Tiptoft,No. 300, PL XVII.: in this instance, hoAvever, the Mantle ischarged…
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