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Tango0128 Sep 2022 9:10 p.m. PST

… you look at chivalry


"People say "chivalry is dead" like that's a terrible thing.

In the popular imagination, chivalry seems to harken back to some mythical era when armored knights rode about the land going on quests, saving maidens, and fighting evildoers.


But chivalry is really a word "that came to denote the code and culture of a martial estate which regarded war as its hereditary profession," Maurice Keen writes in "Chivalry."…"

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