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A treatise on heraldry, British and foreign : with English and French glossaries (1896)

Woodward, John, 1837-1898 · Edinburgh ; London : W. & A.K. Johnston · leaf 184

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centuries.Ecclesiastical arms appear to have been everywhereexempt from the ordinary jurisdictions; and almostthe only instances in which regular grants canbe quoted have occurred in quite modern times, andhave been made in disregard, or more probably inignorance, of ancient usages. It is hardly… … 1. le roy iVAugleterre. 2. 4. le Comte do Cleves. 5. le Due de Saxe.lEveijue deMayence. 3. le Landgrave de Hesse.0. le Due do Baviere. ( i4S ) dignitaries, Masters of Colleges, the Regius-Professorsat Cambridge, and others, have official arms which mightbe borne in like manner, but at the present…

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