. La vita di Bismarck, privato e politico;. me anno e mese (XVII Febbraio,1818), dal re di Wiirtemberg, era anche un Schonhausen.La sua linea ancora permane in un figlio, mentre il titolo è stato ceduto anche finoal discendenti di suo fratello maggiore, il conteggio presente von Bis-marck-Schierstein. Il secondo figlio di Charles Alexander è stato Federico AdolfLudwig, nato il 1 agosto, 1766 ; egli morì nel 1831, un retiredLieut.-Greneral. Nel 1813 egli era il comandante di Leipzig, in 1814di Stettino, e proprietà dei cavalieri a pagamento e della tenuta di Templin, nearPotsdam. Il terzo è stato Filippo Ludwig Leopold Frederick, b

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. The life of Bismarck, private and political;. me year and month (the 17th February, 1818), from the King of Wiirtemberg, was also a Schonhausen.His line still endures in one son, while the title was also ceded tothe descendants of his elder brother, the present Count von Bis-marck-Schierstein. The second son of Charles Alexander was Frederick AdolfLudwig, born the 1st of August, 1766 ; he died in 1831, a retiredLieut.-Greneral. In 1813 he was Commandant of Leipzig, in 1814of Stettin, and owned the knights fee and estate of Templin, nearPotsdam. The third was Philip Ludwig Leopold Frederick, born the 21stFebruary, 1770, a Major in the Mecklenburg Hussar Eegiment;he died on the 25th October, 1813, at Halle on the Saale, of hiswounds received at the battle of Mockern. The fourth and last, Charles William Ferdinand, was the fatherof the present Minister-President. CHAPTER V. ARMORIAL BEARINGS. Up with the banner in the morning air!Raise high the ancestral shield up there!For these loved symbols bid us knowThat joyfully we van-ward go!. The shield of the Bismarcks exhibits a device, which, althoughit has not materially changed in the course of centuries, has atdifferent times been variously blazoned. It displays a doubletrefoil, or, more exactly speaking, a round-leafed trefoil, flankedin its corners by three long leaves. The centre device has altered ARMORIAL BEARINGS. 69 in the seals of various times, sometimes resembling a rose leaf, sometimes a clover leaf; finally it has remained a clover leaf.The other trefoil has been treated in the same way, the leafbeing sharply serrated and shorter, or sometimes longer and butslightly serrated, finally becoming an oak leaf. The colors havealso only been decided in later years. The shield is thus de-scribed :— In a field azure a golden clover leaf supported in the threeangles by three silver oak leaves. As to the crest, the armsof Ludolf von Bismarck exhibit two stags antlers on the helmet, evidently alluding to his official po

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