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Chivalry as a code of behavior - Medieval Europe
In medieval Europe and England, we see the emergence of chivalry as a code of behavior. What do you believe were the PRACTICAL reasons for such a system of conduct?
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In medieval Europe and England, the emergence of chivalry as a code of behavior is explained in terms of the practical reasons for such a system of conduct. References are provided.
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