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    The grammar of heraldry: or, Gentleman's vade mecum, &c : Containing I. Rules of blazoning, cautions and observations. II. Practical directions for marshalling; with discourses on the several parts (or ornaments) of an atchievement. III. A large collection of arms, by way of example, alphabetically digested. With two appendices; and a list of the subscribers; to most of them their arms and titles. The whole adorn'd with proper cuts. By Samuel Kent.
    by Kent, Samuel
    Published 1718
    Subjects: “...Heraldry. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85060322...”
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    The Heroe in miniature: or, An historick poem on Prince Evgene.
    Subjects: “...Heraldry Great Britain. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2008105578...”
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    Heraldry in miniature, containing all the arms, crests, supporters and mottos of the peers, peeresses and Bishops of England, Scotland and Ireland with the baronets of Great-Britain and the insignia of the different orders of knighthood in the three kingdoms : Also an introduction to the science of heraldry; a dictionary of heraldic terms; the manner of creating peers; progress of baronial honours; degrees and privileges of the peerage and rules of precedency: as well as an index to all the peers &c. with translations of their mottos: likewise lists of titles conferred by his present Majesty and those extinct since his accession to the throne.
    Published 1797
    Subjects: “...Heraldry Great Britain. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2008105578...”
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    The British compendium: or, Rudiments of honour : Containing the titles, descents, marriages, issue, posts, and seats, of all the present nobility of England; with their robes, and arms exactly engrav'd on 130 copper plates; being all entirely new, and different from what has been done in any former impression. Likewise, the institution, creation, and investiture, of all degrees of peerage; and of several orders of knighthood, viz. the garter, thistle, baronet, and knight-batchelor: and lastly of esquires and gentlemen. To which is added, the antiquity of arms, their use, signification in their bearers, and rules how to blazon them; with atchievements, whereby to know what branch of the family is dead: all demonstrated by several curious cuts, never before inserted.
    Subjects: “...Heraldry Great Britain. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2008105578...”
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    Rep.-John Scott, to ans.-John Tod, &c. Party, agent. Mr Home, clerk. Replies for John Scott, writer to the Signet, to the answers for John Tod, writer to the Signet, and George Douglas Esq. of Cavers.
    by Scott, John, -1803
    Published 1800
    Subjects: “...Heraldry Great Britain Early works to 1800. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2009126285...”
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    The pocket herald; or, A complete view of the present peerage of England, Scotland and Ireland : With all the arms engraved and blazoned. In two volumes.
    Published 1769
    Subjects: “...Heraldry Great Britain Early works to 1800. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2009126285...”
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