10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIEGEDOM»
Discover the use of
liegedom in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
liegedom and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Splendour of Sri Aurobindo's Muse
(Night fall-Arjava) will not remain for ever "Liegedom of Time is ended,' Souls is
their freedom love,— (A song of returning- Arjava) Thus day always represents
the state of perfect consciousness and The Vedic Minstrel of The New Age | 63.
Jagdish Saran Agarwal, 1983
2
The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott, Baronet: With a ...
... and crown, Liegedom and seignorie, O'er many a region wide and fair,
Destined, they said, for Arthur's heir ; But homage would he none : — "Rather," he
said, " De Vaux would ride, A Warden of the Border-side, In plate and mail, than,
robed ...
Sir Walter Scott, Francis Turner Palgrave, 1893
3
Rokeby: And The Bridal of Triermain. Poems
XXXVI. At once to brave De Vaux knelt down These foremost Maidens three, And
proffer'd sceptre, robe, and crown, Liegedom and seignorie, O'er many a region
wide and fair, Destined, they said, for Arthur's heir ; But homage would he none ...
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The bridal of Triermain, or The vale of St John [by sir W. ...
At once to brave De Vaux knelt down These foremost Maidens three, And proffer'
d sceptre, robe, and crown, Liegedom and seignorie O'er many a region wide
and fair, Destined, they said, for Arthur's heir ; But homage would he none :— 10
...
Walter Scott (sir, bart.), 1813
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The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott, bart: complete in ...
And pi-offer'd sceptre, robe, and crown, Liegedom and seignorie, O'er many a
region wide and fair, Destined, they said, for Arthur's heir ; But homage would he
none : — l " Rather," he said, " De Vaux would ride, A Warden of the Border-side,
...
Sir Walter Scott, John Gibson Lockhart, 1847
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Bridal of Triermain. Minor poems
And proffer'd sceptre, robe, and crown, Liegedom and seignorie, O'er many a
region wide and fair, Destined, they said, for Arthur's heir ; But homage would he
none : — 1 " Rather," he said, " De Vaux would ride, A Warden of the Border-side,
...
7
Poetical Works Complete in One Volume
At once to brave De Vaux knelt down These foremost Maidens three, And profl'er'
(d sceptre, robe, and crown, Liegedom and seignorie, O'er many a region wide
_and fair, Destined, they said, for Arthur's heir; But homage w_nuld he none:— ...
8
The Works of Walter Scott, Esq
The steward, upon the same occasion; swore on the gospels true liegedom and
fealty to David, under the penalty of forfeiting not only his own life and lands, hut
his and his famity's title of succession to the throne. In recompense of this prompt
...
The laws of Edward the Confessor laid down :— It must be known that all Jews,
wherever they may be in the kingdom, ought to be under the safeguard and
defence of the liegedom of the king, Neither can any one of them put himself
under ...
10
The Poems and Ballads of Sir Walter Scott, Bart ...
At once to brave De Vaux knelt down These foremost Maidens three, And profler'
d sceptre, robe, and crown,l Liegedom and seignorie, O'er many a region wide
and fair,' Destined, they said, for Arthur's heir; But homage would he none :—1 ...
