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The manual of heraldry : a concise description of the several terms used and containing a dictionary of every designation in the science / by Francis J. Grant (1914)

Grant, Francis James, Sir, 1863-1953 · Edinburgh : J. Grant · leaf 50

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oronet, but exhibits tiie proper helmet,wreath, and crest. The peeress, by marrying one beneath her in rank, con-fers no dignity on her husband, but loses none of herown. She is still addressed as your ladyship, thoughher husband only ranks as a gentleman; and it is for thisreason that the arms… … ^^^^msmmmmiM0i^ earls coronet: supporters, on the dexter side a stag ducally gorged and chained, on the sinister side a griffin gorged and chained, both proper; motto. Honour and Truth. In the arms of the wife joined to the paternal coat of the husband, the proper differences borne by the father of…

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