The Correct Arms of the State of New York
The Correct Arms of the State of New York
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Record, 1872, vol. In, p. 119.
STATE OF NEW YORK. 27 for the Mount Vernon Association, to be hung up with the arms of the other States in the mansion at Mt. Vernon.
Having now given a history of these three earliest known specimens of the Arms, and accompanied each one with a scientific description, it seems necessary and unavoid- able that I should describe particularly the earliest specimen in language which shall be clear and suffi- ciently exact, avoiding as much as may be possible tech- ni...cal terms, and that I should at the same time indicate the points wherein the second and third differ from the first.
AKMS. Shield. At the base of the shield of the first specimen, a shore of land is seen fringed with shrubbery, beyond there is an expanse of water smooth and calm. In the two later specimens the water com- mences at the very base of the shield, in the second it is in commotion, and in the third it is calm. Upon the water a ship and a sloop are seen advancing to- wards each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Record, 1872, vol. In, p. 119.
STATE OF NEW YORK. 27 for the Mount Vernon Association, to be hung up with the arms of the other States in the mansion at Mt. Vernon.
Having now given a history of these three earliest known specimens of the Arms, and accompanied each one with a scientific description, it seems necessary and unavoid- able that I should describe particularly the earliest specimen in language which shall be clear and suffi- ciently exact, avoiding as much as may be possible tech- ni...cal terms, and that I should at the same time indicate the points wherein the second and third differ from the first.
AKMS. Shield. At the base of the shield of the first specimen, a shore of land is seen fringed with shrubbery, beyond there is an expanse of water smooth and calm. In the two later specimens the water com- mences at the very base of the shield, in the second it is in commotion, and in the third it is calm. Upon the water a ship and a sloop are seen advancing to- wards each other.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Augustus Homes to read onlineMoreLess
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