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* [http://www.antir.sca.org/Pubs/ATH/7chivalry.html Chivalry and the S.C.A.], A Personal View by Sir Edward Ross, KSCA, OL, OP, Baron Montengarde | * [http://www.antir.sca.org/Pubs/ATH/7chivalry.html Chivalry and the S.C.A.], A Personal View by Sir Edward Ross, KSCA, OL, OP, Baron Montengarde | ||
* [http://www.chivalrytoday.com/Farrell/Knightly-Virtues.html The Seven Knightly Virtues] | * [http://www.chivalrytoday.com/Farrell/Knightly-Virtues.html The Seven Knightly Virtues] | ||
* [http://www.chronique.com/Library/Chivalry/garick1.htm Of the Vertues that Apperteyne to Chyvalry], A Modern Essay on Chivalric Virtue by John Chamberlain, aka Count Sir Garick von Kopke | |||
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Please note that while Chivalry is often described as a "Knightly Virtue", it is a fundamental characteristic that should be displayed by all members of our Society.
- Chivalry and the S.C.A., A Personal View by Sir Edward Ross, KSCA, OL, OP, Baron Montengarde
- The Seven Knightly Virtues
- Of the Vertues that Apperteyne to Chyvalry, A Modern Essay on Chivalric Virtue by John Chamberlain, aka Count Sir Garick von Kopke