- time in the past when
chivalry was a
living institution, when men
acted chivalrously, the
imitation of
which period would much
improve the present.[citation...
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Chivalrous Charley is a 1921
American silent comedy film
directed by
Robert Ellis and
starring Eugene O'Brien,
George Fawcett and
Nancy Deaver. Eugene...
- 2012. The
model name was
derived from the
French word galant,
meaning "
chivalrous".
There have been nine
distinct generations with
total ****ulative sales...
-
Heaven Sword and
Dragon Sabre, also
known as
Chivalrous Killer, is a two-part 1978 Hong Kong film
adapted from
Louis Cha's
novel The
Heaven Sword and Dragon...
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Domnei or
donnoi is an Old Provençal term
meaning the
attitude of
chivalrous devotion of a
knight to his Lady,
which was
mainly a non-physical and non-marital...
- the king
despite opposition from
local Brahmins.: 87
Praised for his
chivalrous treatment of women,
Shivaji emplo****
people of all
castes and religions...
-
ideals manifested by rash,
lofty and
romantic ideas or
extravagantly chivalrous action. It also
serves to
describe an
idealism without regard to practicality...
- with a
small waist and long hair– and the dark-skinned, jealous, and
chivalrous Arab man
defending and
protecting his
women from harm’s way, is much more...
-
First Footsteps in East Africa,
referred to Gama as "the most
chivalrous soldier of a
chivalrous age". Cristóvão (or Christopher) da Gama was the son of navigator...
- antiheroes. Otto
Penzler wrote that Reacher's
character reflects the
chivalrous knight errant of
medieval lore, as
opposed to an anti-hero
tormented by...
