Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth

Posted by Hovite on 12/5/2008, 23:27:10, in reply to "Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth"
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--Previous Message-- : This does not say anything upon a legal : definition of a there-non-present term, : 'noble', if one does not make an equation : 'peer' = 'noble'. In England all nobles are peers. There is no separate class of nobles who are not peers. There is no untitled nobility (as in Germany). There is no petty nobility (as in France).

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Message Thread: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - M.Sjostrom 11/5/2008, 18:59:33 Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - Hovite 11/5/2008, 23:26:59 Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - M.Sjostrom 12/5/2008, 1:52:12 Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - Hovite 12/5/2008, 8:38:30 Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - M.Sjostrom 12/5/2008, 10:38:17 Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - Hovite 12/5/2008, 23:27:10 Re: who are noble -strictly speaking- and issues so forth - M.Sjostrom 14/5/2008, 21:07:18 Misconceptions anyway are common, when nobility or its constituents are in question - M.Sjostrom 12/5/2008, 1:59:51 « Back to thread

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