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The bundle of arrows is adopted from the 1680 seal of New Hampshire. The Sword is the "Sword of the spirit". The arms were designed by Pierre de Chaignon LaRose. | The bundle of arrows is adopted from the 1680 seal of New Hampshire. The Sword is the "Sword of the spirit". The arms were designed by Pierre de Chaignon LaRose. | ||
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DIOCESE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Country : United States
Denomination : Anglican
Established : 1841
Official blazon
- (old) Gules, on a cross azure, fimbriated argent between four crosses pommelly argent, a sword enfiled of a sheaf of arrows also argent.
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The previous arms:
The bundle of arrows is adopted from the 1680 seal of New Hampshire. The Sword is the "Sword of the spirit". The arms were designed by Pierre de Chaignon LaRose.
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Index of the site New arms from diocesan website. Old image from Eckford De Kay: Heraldry in the Episcopal Church