evident that these Feathers were held by the Prince in highesteem, and it would also seem that he regarded them in apeculiar light. Thus, the Prince gives directions that, on theoccasion of his funeral, two distinct armorial compositions shouldbe displayed in the procession, immediately before his… … ?u\t lxay: KNOTS AND MOTTOES. 257 of his quartered arms of Franco and England; and the other,fm peace— et Iautre pur la paix, de nos hages des plumes dostrvLce.Similar shields for war, and for peace (No. 234, p. 70),alternate about the monument of the Prince at Canterbury. Thewell-known romantic…
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