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5th October 09, 11:31 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by Galician
I shall grant that use of a professional designation for a personal card might not be the best form. I have noticed over the years, though, that the English frequently list their academic degrees in ways we here would never do.
As regards the Esquire, however, this nation is a Republic, so no one here legitimately has a personal coat of arms. Thus there can be no such implication.
Your second statement is incorrect; there are many American citizens who are armigers. The majority of them have received a grant of arms via a foreign heraldic body, such as the Lyon Court, the College of Arms (England), etc. Their arms are very much legimate and they have the patents to prove it.
T.
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