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From: chuqui@cae780.UUCP (Chuq Von Rospach)
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Subject: Re: summary of non-sexist terms for "gentlemanly"
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Date: Wed, 11-Jan-84 17:33:57 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan 11 17:33:57 1984
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Having just waded my way through Mallory and the Camelot histories, I think
you could consider chivalrous to be very much an English word. As far as
Mallory was concerned, if they weren't busy killing each other they were
being chivalrous. Of course, back then killing each other was chivalrous as
well, as long as it was done properly :->
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