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Morgarella [4.7K]
3 years ago
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The code of chivalry is BEST exemplified by A. Arthur's pledge to stand for true justice. B. Merlin's prophecy for the future of

England. C. the litany of complaints that the barons delivered to the new king. D. the delay of the ceremony until the Pentecostal feast had passed.
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Grace [21]3 years ago
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The code of chivalry is best exemplified  by Arthur's pledge to stand for true justice. Although there was no written code of chivalry, this code was a moral system that upheld qualities such as courtesy, honor, bravery, justice, and the like and was not only applied to the battlefield, but also to life.

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