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Angliholic Posted 14 years ago
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Knighthood/chivalry/knights
The honor of knighthood wasn't just for men. Between 1358 and 1488, sixty-eight women belonged to the Order of the Garter.
Hi,
Is "knighthood" in the above equal to "chivalry" and "knights?" Thanks.
Hi,
Is "knighthood" in the above equal to "chivalry" and "knights?" Thanks.
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Hi, The honor of knighthood wasn't just for men. Between 1358 and 1488, sixty-eight women belonged to the Order of the Garter. " No.
- Hi, The honor of knighthood wasn't just for men.
- Between 1358 and 1488, sixty-eight women belonged to the Order of the Garter.
- " No.
- Here's the basic idea.
- Knights are people.
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Hi,
The honor of knighthood wasn't just for men. Between 1358 and 1488, sixty-eight women belonged to the Order of the Garter.
Is "knighthood" in the above equal to "chivalry" and "knights?"
No. Here's the basic idea.
Knights are people.
The honor of knighthood wasn't just for men. Between 1358 and 1488, sixty-eight women belonged to the Order of the Garter.
Is "knighthood" in the above equal to "chivalry" and "knights?"
No. Here's the basic idea.
Knights are people.
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