The complete English peerage: or, A genealogical and historical account of the peers and peeresses of this realm, to the year 1775, inclusive . /^7THE COMPLETE ^Jj G^L I S H P E ERA G E: O R, A Genealogical and Historical Account OF THE PEERS AND PEERESSES OF THIS REALM, To the Ye AR 1772, inclufive. CONTAINING A paiticular and impartial Relation of the moft memorable Tranfaflions, aswell of the Dead as the Livi n c, of thofe who have difllnguiihed themfelveseither by their noble or ignoble Deeds; without exaggerating their Virtue,or palliating their In f a m y . I-N TWO VOLUMES. VOL. I. ??-?
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The complete English peerage: or, A genealogical and historical account of the peers and peeresses of this realm, to the year 1775, inclusive . /^7THE COMPLETE ^Jj_G^L I S H P E ERA G E: O R, A Genealogical and Historical Account OF THE PEERS AND PEERESSES OF THIS REALM, To the Ye AR 1772, inclufive. CONTAINING A paiticular and impartial Relation of the moft memorable Tranfaflions, aswell of the Dead as the Livi n c, of thofe who have difllnguiihed themfelveseither by their noble or ignoble Deeds; without exaggerating their Virtue, or palliating their In f a m y . I-N TWO VOLUMES. VOL. I. ??-? ? By the Rev. FREDERIC B^ARJL Q W, M. A, Vicar of Burton, and Author of the Complete EnglTsh uictionary. LONDON, Piinted for the Author, and fold by T. Evans, No. 54, in Pai|:4.Nostkr-Rcw, MDCCLXXII./ ADVERTISEMENT. ^ I ^ H E encouragement which has ever been givea^ X to the various hiftories of the Peerage, fhews that a Work of this nature ov/es its fuccefs notonly to its utiUty, but hkewife to the amufementwhich it affords the reader. The many changesfrom new creations, and the extindion of old titles^will always make frequent pcompleteenglishp01barl