10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SQUIREDOM»
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squiredom in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
squiredom and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Polish Fortnightly Review
only the squiredom was to be represented in the Sejm, the Chamber of Deputies,
Previously deputies of the larger towns had been admitted to the general Sejms,
but they had not attended. This was the unfortunate result of the non-Polish ...
2
Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
We now arrive at the accession of Giles Gosling, the twenty-first, whose opening
address from the 'Squirearchical throne, promised stanch allegiance to the
principles of 'Squiredom,-—church and state (including an assize dinner to the
judges, ...
William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone, 1832
3
The Polish spirit of freedom
So that by the end of the fourteenth century, and more and more from the middle
of the fifteenth century, all the squiredom in certain districts was called to a
meeting, at which the king's delegate reported on the needs of the State and
asked for ...
Poland. Ministerstwo Informacji, 1942
4
Before the deluge: memories and reflections, 1880-1914
We owed our origin to squiredom — not the squiredom of Squire Western, but the
squiredom of large landed estates and great houses — a caste reared and
rooted in the soil that supplied platoons of younger sons to man the professions,
...
5
The honour of St. Valery: the story of an English manor house
... was a gentleman of the old school of country squires. He begged me not to
mention the price I paid for the estate to his sister who had married 147. 18. The.
End. of. Squiredom. The End of Squiredom.
... library opened andMr Gould peeked out. He was about the same height as his
wife but he looked stooped now,and he was wearing a dressing gown; normally
hewasthe epitome oftweedy country squiredom, an archetypal lairdin threepiece
...
The hearty and vigorous tone of squiredom, young and old, could not understand
it as a passion or a pursuit, and they mainly agreed that nothing but some strange
perversion could have made the generous nature of old Barrington so fond of ...
Charles James Lever, 1863
8
Forgotten Souls: A Social History of the Hong Kong Cemetery
It also shows how a family with money earned in the Far East could then climb
from relatively humble origins to the heights of squiredom and respectability.
Deacon's grandfather had been a coachman and owner of a line of horse-drawn
...
9
Sixteenth Century Glass in York Minster and in the Church of ...
For these panels were clearly a memorial of the Kempe family to the relations
who had raised them from squiredom to fame. (Kempe's great nephew, another
Thomas, was knighted by Henry VII on no less an occasion than the marriage of ...
10
The Political Unconscious: Narrative as a Socially Symbolic Act
The aging of Heathcliff then constitutes the narrative mechanism whereby the
alien dynamism of capitalism is reconciled with the immemorial (and cyclical)
time of the agricultural life of a country squiredom; and the salvational and ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SQUIREDOM»
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squiredom is used in the context of the following news items.
Knightmare: Live - Level Two
Definitely one to watch, even if you don't know your Helmet of Justice from your Silver Spurs of Squiredom. Quick tip: Stay around at the end, and you too can ... «LeftLion, Oct 14»
Excalibur: Your Right to Brand Leadership
He is eager to be involved with knighthood by simply being a squire to a knight. He poured passion into every aspect of his squiredom. He was unassuming. «Search Engine Journal, May 14»
Invisible Ink: No 168 - Peter Fleming
During the Second World War he served with the Grenadier Guards and was awarded the OBE, before returning to squiredom in Oxfordshire. He also married ... «The Independent, Apr 13»
