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British Library digitised image from page 346 of "Explorations in Africa, by Dr. David Livingstone, and others, giving a full account of the Stanley-Livingstone expedition of search ... as furnished by Dr. Livingstone and Mr. Stanley ... Edited by L. D. I from British Library uploaded September 2018
British Library digitised image from page 127 of "The Mysteries of the Court of London" from British Library uploaded September 2018
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British Library digitised image from page 120 of "Glasgow in the 'Forties.' [Illustrations, with explanatory text.] ... Revised with notes and a biographical sketch by A. H. Millar"
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- Gordon Barr said:
British Library digitised image from page 8 of "The Great Plantagenet. Or, a Continued succession of that royall name, from Henry the Second, to our Sacred Soveraigne King Charles. By Geo. Buck Gent [or rather, written by Sir George Buck, and edited with
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Keely Dorran said:
From what I can piece out, I think the motto means something to the effect of "Reviled is he who speaks evil [of the family]" and below: "God is my righteousness." I have not investigated this deeply; does anyone have a better understanding? This is part of my ancestry, so I am very eager to understand it. Merci.
British Library digitised image from page 85 of "Amongst the Shans ... With ... illustrations, and an historical sketch of the Shans by Holt S. Hallett ... Preceded by an introduction on the cradle of the Shan race by Terrien de Lacouperie"
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productive toes said:
Could you rotate it, please?