- In heraldry, an
escutcheon (/ɪˈskʌtʃən/) is a
shield that
forms the main or
focal element in an
achievement of arms. The word can be used in two related...
- A Blot in the '
Scutcheon is a
tragedy in
blank verse by
Robert Browning,
published in 1843 and
acted in the same year.
Mildred Tresham Thorold, Earl Tresham...
- dark purple;
chest adorned with
golden down,
which forms three stripes;
scutcheon tawny,
armed with four teeth:
abdomen tawny, a
little narrower than the...
-
Westminster schoolboy,
Robert Uvedale,
succeeded in
snatching the "Majesty
Scutcheon" (white
satin banner)
draped on the coffin,
which is now held in the library...
- the
Druses (play) (1843)
Bells and
Pomegranates No. V: A Blot in the '
Scutcheon (play) (1843)
Bells and
Pomegranates No. VI: Colombe's
Birthday (play)...
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Wilderness The
Eternal Mother The Old
Bookkeeper For His Son A Blot on the '
Scutcheon The
Transformation of Mike A Sister's Love Billy's
Stratagem The Mender...
- of War (1842), and of Lord
Tresham in
Robert Browning's A Blot in the '
Scutcheon (1843).
Macready was
briefly manager in 1841–1843,
putting significant...
-
later named it as his
greatest film. An
adaptation of A Blot in the '
Scutcheon was to
follow in 1912, and
another Griffith film, The
Wanderer (1913)...
- and King
Charles (1842) The
Return of the
Druses (1843) A Blot in the '
Scutcheon (1843) Colombe's
Birthday (1844)
Luria (1846) A Soul's
Tragedy (1846)...
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Project Gutenberg. Browning, Robert. A Blot in the '
Scutcheon.
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Project Gutenberg.
George Gordon Byron...
