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Any gentle of any rank in the Society may be properly addressed as "my lord/milord" or "my lady/milady". This is especially useful if you don't know their rank. No gentle who bears awards or honours of any type should ever chastise another for using this form of address; better by far to explain the correct form of address, either for themself or a third party. | |||
See: [[Forms_of_Address#No_awards|Forms of Address: No awards]] | See: [[Forms_of_Address#No_awards|Forms of Address: No awards]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:35, 6 January 2009
Any gentle of any rank in the Society may be properly addressed as "my lord/milord" or "my lady/milady". This is especially useful if you don't know their rank. No gentle who bears awards or honours of any type should ever chastise another for using this form of address; better by far to explain the correct form of address, either for themself or a third party.