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Nobility is a
social class found in many
societies that have an aristocracy. It is
normally appointed by and
ranked immediately below royalty. Nobility...
- interred. As also the
death and
buriall of
certaine of the
bloud royall; the
nobilitie and
gentrie of
these kingdomes entombed in
forraine nations..by John Weever...
- Charles,
Lancaster Herald (d. 1613) C.viii A
treatise concerninge the
Nobilitie accordinge to the Lawe of Englande; The
orders of the king's
house in...
- was, [RB] fell into a way of
makinge ****dillys ... for most of the
Nobilitie and Gentrie". RB soon had "three
score men att worke" and with the opening...
- the
nobilitie and
gentrie of
these kingdomes entombed in
forraine nations. A
worke reuiuing the dead
memory of the
royall progenie, the
nobilitie, gentrie...
- parts. The
first named, The
Glorie of Generositie. The second,
Lacyes Nobilitie.
Comprehending discourses of
Armes and of Gentry.
Wherein is
treated of...
- Edinburgh, in the
presence of the
Quene Regent, and ane
greit part of the
nobilitie, with ane
exceeding greit nowmber of pepill.
lestand fra 9
houris afoir...
- laborers.
Godliness is
lacking "from top to toe" in England, "from the
Nobilitie, to the
Plowman and his mate."
George Gifford's A
Briefe Discourse of...
- Berwick.
Their response was to
renew their alliance in a "bande
amongst the
nobilitie of Scotland" on 27
April 1560,
which declared their religious aims and...
-
Catholic friends.
Catesby replied "****ure your
selfe that such of the
nobilitie as are
worth the
saving shalbe preserved and yet
knowe not of the matter...
