The Right to Bear Arms
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But I can find no record on the Patent Rolls of any charter before the one of Richard III. , so that there is no alter- native but to take one's stand upon that charter, and consequently I reprint it. But there can be no doubt that the Officers of Arms, whether incorporated or not, were accustomed to meet in chapter long before the reign of Richard III.
The Officers of Arms still remain members of the Royal Household. The charter of Richard III. , and the subsequent confirmations of it, can be ...90 The Right to Bear Arms found set out in Noble's History of the College of Arms. As they are there set out they are not absolutely without mistake ; but to all intents and purposes they are correct. They deal rather with the constitution of the officers into a corporate body, and the privileges as such conferred upon them, than with the point I am concerned to emphasize, namely, their absolute control of all armorial matters in England.
The following is a copy of the earliest known Charter : — LiTERiE DE InCORPORATIONE HeRALDORUM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I can find no record on the Patent Rolls of any charter before the one of Richard III. , so that there is no alter- native but to take one's stand upon that charter, and consequently I reprint it. But there can be no doubt that the Officers of Arms, whether incorporated or not, were accustomed to meet in chapter long before the reign of Richard III.
The Officers of Arms still remain members of the Royal Household. The charter of Richard III. , and the subsequent confirmations of it, can be ...90 The Right to Bear Arms found set out in Noble's History of the College of Arms. As they are there set out they are not absolutely without mistake ; but to all intents and purposes they are correct. They deal rather with the constitution of the officers into a corporate body, and the privileges as such conferred upon them, than with the point I am concerned to emphasize, namely, their absolute control of all armorial matters in England.
The following is a copy of the earliest known Charter : — LiTERiE DE InCORPORATIONE HeRALDORUM.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Charles Fox Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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