The peerage, baronetage, and knightage of the British Empire : for 1882 (1883)
Foster, Joseph, 1844-1905 · Westminster [London, Eng.] : Nichols and Sons · leaf 807
ng of praise for his courage in scru-tinizing the pretensions of self-styled Baronets, and the facts which he has statedmay tend to restrain claimants of hereditary honours from assuming their titlesbef>re having proved their pedigrees.—Athenwum. The labour spent by Mr. Foster on this volume… … BAROX WIMBORNE. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. the children of all the married female members of the aristocracy. This informationit is only fair to add, is not to be found in any other existing Peerage orBaronetage, so that the credit of it belongs wholly to Mr. Foster. We can certifyto the great care…
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