10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KNIGHTS BANNERETS»
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The introduction; being the ancient state of Britain. ...
There have usually been reckon 'd four Sorts of Knights in England, t Knights of
the Carter, Knights Bannerets, Knights of the Bath,, and Knights Bachelors. , . 1.
Kmghi^ Baimeret/ were much the ^Tatne with us, as those of ancient Time m ...
Thomas Cox, Anthony Hall, Robert Morden, 1738
2
The Annual Miscellany for ...
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas Chief Baron of the Exchequer . . Judges and
Barons of the Coif . . Knights Bannerets Royal* . . . Viscounts' Younger Sons ....
Barons' Younger Sons Baronets* Knights Banneret* Knights of the Bath* Knights
...
3
The Manual of Rank and Nobility, Or Key to the Peerage: ...
... Knights- Bannerets, and the Germans called tliem Banner- heires. The
antiquity of Knights-Bannerets cannot, we believe, be carried farther back than
the time of Edward III., when the English were most renowned for chivalry
BANNERETS.
4
A Concise History of Knighthood: Containing the Religious ...
KNIGHTS BANNERETS.,, ....... i THIS Order is certainly honourable, because con-
' ferred upon some heroick action performed in the sield. Selden says, the sirst
account of this dignity of honour is in the reign of Edward the First, in the account
...
5
The Campaign of 1346, Ending with the Battle of Crecy: An ...
Each new-created Knight Banneret then takes his station next to on the left of the
other Knights Bannerets, in their several orders, as before. As each Knight arises
on being knighted, a short flourish of trumpets only. The ceremony ends with a ...
Christopher Godmond, 1836
6
Lectures on Heraldry: In which the the Principles of the ...
Of Knights Bannerets. There were formerly two kinds of knights — viz., knights
bachelors and knights bannerets. Though the creation of knights bannerets has
long fallen into disuse, their history is so intimately blended with the best days of
...
Archibald Barrington, 1844
The Vice-Chancellors. Judges and Barons "of the degree of the Coif of the Courts
of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, according to their seniority.
Knights Bannerets made under the Sovereign's Banner and Standard displayed
...
John Burke, Bernard Burke, 1846
8
Order of precedence, with authorities and remarks
Knights Bannerets made under the Royal Banner, in open war, the King or Prince
of Wales being present* 53. Younger Sons of Viscounts. 54. Younger Sons of
Barons. 55. Baronets according to their Patents, viz. : — Baronets of England, (a)
...
Sir Charles George Young, 1851
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An Introduction to Heraldry: Containing the Origin and Use ...
KNIGHTS-BANNERETS. This degree of knighthood is of very ancient date. It has
been used in England ever since the reign of Edward I., and usually bestowed on
the most deserving persons, distinguished by their gallantry and reputation in ...
Hugh Clark, Thomas Wormull, 1854
10
The Booke of Honour: Or Five Decades of Epistles of Honour
Of Knights Bannerets in England. Ost honoured Lord,thc Subiect which at this
time must supply my Discourse, is a Ranke or degree in Honour, more then a
steppe beyond any of the f>rmer, and is indeede so eminent and glorious, that it
may ...
