perience. It will be understood, then, whenI refer in the following pages to the Heraldry of the thirteenthand fourteenth centuries, that I do so without the slightestintention, on the one hand, to suggest that either our Guards-men or our Volunteers should be equipped in the aiTuour andsurcoats of… … A. B. No. 1.—Arms of the CRrsADEU Kings of Jeucsalem. n.H . fi>t^^i<^JSI-X CHAPTER II. HERALDIC BLAZON, NOMENCLATURE, LANGUAGE, AND LAWS. In Heraldrj, the term Blazon, or Blazoning, is appliedequally to tlie description and to the representation of allheraldic figures, devices, and…
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