Regal Armorie of Great Britain: From the Time of the Ancient Britons to the Reign of Queen Victoria (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781142745066)

"Regal Armorie of Great Britain: From the Time of the Ancient Britons to the Reign of Queen Victoria" offers a comprehensive exploration of British heraldry from its earliest origins to the Victorian era. Penned by Alexander Brunet, this historical reference provides a detailed account of the symbols, coats of arms, and heraldic traditions associated with British royalty and nobility.

Covering centuries of British history, the book serves as an invaluable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the rich tapestry of British culture. Readers will discover the evolution of heraldic practices, the significance of various symbols, and the stories behind the arms of prominent figures throughout British history. This meticulously researched work illuminates the regal armorie as a reflection of power, lineage, and the enduring legacy of Great Britain.

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