10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BACHELOR-AT-ARMS»
Discover the use of
bachelor-at-arms in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bachelor-at-arms and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Crabb's English Synonymes
... degree of Bachelor of Arts. The term baccalaureate has been similarly
specialized to refer to the type of academic initiation into mature life that
corresponds in modern times to the military initiation of the young bachelor at
arms.
2
Crabb's English Synonymes
... Bachelor of Arts. The term baccalaureate has been similarly specialized to
refer to the type of academic initiation into mature life that corresponds in modern
times to the military initiation of the young bachelor at arms. Baccalaureate refers
to ...
3
Crabb's English Synonyms
... ——-the degree of Bachelor of Arts. he term baccalaureate has been similarly
specialised to refer to the type of academic initiation into mature life that
corresponds in modern times to the military mitiation of the young bachelor at
arms.
4
The Edinburgh Encyclopaedia
A Provencal poet, in his Lay of a Bachelor at Arms, expressly states, that, in order
to obtain and deserve the appellation of a perfect chevalier (Freud/zomme), it is
necessary that the last years of a knight should be spent in this manner.
5
The Edinburgh encyclopædia conducted by David Brewster, with ...
A Provencal poet, in his Lay of a Bachelor at Arms, expressly states, that, in order
to obtain and deserve the appellation of a perfect chevalier (PreudAomme), it is
necessary that the last years of a knight should be spent in this manner.
Everyone at the dance dreamed of having these characteristics and if Johnny
wasn't her true love, she could have her pick of every eligible bachelor-at-arms at
the ball. Every person who was of nobility or on the edge of such frivolous ...
7
The Story of Sir Launcelot and His Companions
Wit you that I am not yet made knight, but am no more than a bachelor at arms.
So if you think that I am not unworthy of that honor, I pray you make me a knight at
this present and with your own hand." " Sir," said Sir Launcelot, " that may not be
...
8
The Story of Sitka: The Historic Outpost of the Northwest Coast
Wit you thatIamnot yet made knight,but amnomore thana bachelor at arms.Soif
youthink that I amnot unworthy of that honor, Ipray youmake meaknight at
thispresent and withyour own hand." "Sir," said SirLauncelot, "thatmay not be until
I ...
9
The Cincinnati Lancet-clinic
"The pay of a knight was about four dollars a day, that of a bachelor at arms about
one dollar, that of a gentleman about fifty cents, and of an archer about a quarter
of our American money." These brave Paladans, the remote ancestors of our ...
10
Queenhoo-Hall: A Romance ; and Ancient Times, a Drama
While he was thus performing the exercise of a bachelor at arms, a horn was
blown at the gate ; which being opened, a messenger entered, and summoned
the jester to the place of combat, where the challenger was waiting for him.
Joseph Strutt, Sir Walter Scott, 1808
