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Regal heraldry; the armorial insignia of the Kings and Queens of England, from coeval authorities (1821)

Willement, Thomas, 1786-1871 · London, [n.p.] · leaf 18

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e blazon of thosecopies which have been etched from untinted speci-mens, will be found in the description of the plates. Witit anncti for fyt tome att /ad rss&tes^9ln sefeurlg t&ere trotoeti mong amanC6at/ neber/£gtf)tf)e t&at/t&e luerrtie be/ganSte/forto sipefte/of/lmig&ttjooe… … THE ROYAL HOUSE OF NORMANDY. WILLIAM I. Jwntamcti tfjc Conqueror. 14 October, 1066. vJp the armorial bearings of the Monarchs of this House,if any were used by them, we are left totally withoutcontemporary evidences. Their seals present to us on oneside their equestrian figures armed, and bearing…

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