The History of the Most Noble Order of the Garter

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TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS GEORGE-AUGUST, Prince of WALES, and c.

THE PREFACE

THE HISTORY OF THE Most Noble Order OF THE GARTER.

CAP. II. Of the Religious Orders of Knighthood in Christendom.

CAP. III.

CAP. IV. Of the Castle, Chapel and College of Windsor, and c.

CAP. V.

CAP. VI. The Statutes and Annals of the Order.

CAP. VII. The Habit and Ensigns of the Order .

CAP. VIII.

CHAP. IX.

CAP. X. The Investiture of a Knight-Subject with the Garter and George.

CAP. XI. Of Preparations for the Personal Installation of a Knight.

CAP. XII. The Personal Installation of a Knight-Subject.

CAP. XIII. The Installation of a Knight-Subject by Proxy.

CAP. XIV. The Signification of Election to Strangers.

CAP. XV. The Investiture of Strangers, with the Habit and Ensigns of the Order.

CAP. XVI. The Installation of a Stranger by Proxy.

CAP. XVII. The Duties and Fees payable by the Knights-Companions at their Installations .

CAP. XVIII. Of the Grand Feast of the Order.

CAP. XIX. Of Preparations for the Grand Feast of the Order.

CAP. XX. The Order of the Ceremonies on the Eve of the Grand Feast.

CAP. XXI. The Order of the Ceremonies on the Feast Day.

CAP. XXII. The Ceremonies observed on the last Day of the Feast.

CAP. XXIII. The Observation of the Grand Feast by absent Knights.

CAP. XXIV. The Degradation of a Knight-Companion.

CAP. XXV. Honours paid to deceased Knights-Companions.

CAP. XXVI. A List of the Founders, and Catalogue of their Successors, to the present time.

APPENDIX. The Statutes of Institution of the most Noble Order

THE CONTENTS.

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His Royal Highness GEORGE AUGUSTUS
Prince of Wales, &c. And Knight of the
most Noble Order of the Garter.


M. Vdr. Gucht Scul.

THE
 
HISTORY
 
Of the most NOBLE
 
Order of the GARTER:
 
And the several ORDERS of Knighthood extant in EUROPE.

Containing

I. The Antiquity of the Town, Castle, Chapel, and College of Windsor; with their several Officers: The Foundation of the ORDER by King EDWARD III. The Statutes and Annals at large, as they have been altered and amended.

II. The HABITS, ENSIGNS, and OFFICERS of the ORDER. The Ceremonies of Election, Investiture, and Instalment of Knights: The manner of their Feasts; and the Duties and Fees payable on these Occasions. Some Account of the Founders, with an exact List of all that have been installed since the Institution, and their several Coats of Arms emblazon’d.

Written at the Command of King Charles II. By ELIAS ASHMOLE, Esq; Windsor Herald. Now compared with the Author’s Corrections in his Library at Oxford, faithfully digested, and continued down to the present Time.

The Whole illustrated with proper Sculptures.

LONDON: Printed for A. Bell in Cornhill, E. Curll, J. Pemberton, and A. Collins in Fleet-street; W. Taylor and J. Baker in Pater-Noster-Row, 1715.

Price 7 s. 6 d.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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