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A vindication of the hereditary right of the present Majesty King George II to the crown of Great Britain

TitleA vindication of the hereditary right of the present Majesty King George II to the crown of Great Britain
Publication TypeBook
Year of Publication1745
AuthorsBallantyne, G
CityEdinburgh
LibraryRoyal Library Windsor Castle
BindingBound in red goatskin with stamp 1 in gold on both covers
Call Number1081325
Stamp(s): 

George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland (until 1801) then the United Kingdom and Ireland (1738 - 1820) (Stamp 01)

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Arms Quarterly 1. England impaling Scotland 2. France 3. Ireland 4. Tierced in pairle reversed Two lions passant gardant (Brunswick) Semy of hearts a lion rampant (Lunenberg) A horse courant (Saxony) overall on an escutcheon gules the crown of Charlemagne (High Treasurer of the Empire); a label Crest On a crown of a Prince of Wales a lion statant gardant imperially crowned Crown of a Prince of Wales Helmet of a sovereign Supporters A lion gardant imperially crowned and a unicorn ducally gorged and chained, each charged with a label Order The Garter Motto ICH...