“APPANAGE (A'PPANAGE) n.s.[appanagium, low Latin; probably from panis, bread.]Lands set apart by princes for the maintenance of their younger children. He became suitor for the earldom of Chester, a kind of appanage to Wales, and using to go to the… — Samuel Johnson Copy Share Image
![“APPANAGE (A'PPANAGE) n.s.[appanagium, low Latin; probably from panis, bread.]Lands set apart by princes for the maintenance of their younger children. He became suitor for the earldom of Chester, a kind of appanage to Wales, and using to go to the king’s son.Bacon. Had he thought it fit,That…” quote by Samuel Johnson](https://sms4smile.com/quotes/img-quotes/f23/samuel-johnson-50_children_appanage-a-ppanage-n-s-appanagium-low-la_2887722.jpg)