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Tag: True Nobility

True Nobility

9 November 201213 March 2026 ~ Jeremy B. Blevins ~ Leave a comment

At the Art of Manliness, the McKays have published great post on the Stoic-Christian Code of Honor, which I encourage you to read, and the poem at the end by Robert Nicoll is particularly wonderful:  True Nobility“I ask not for his lineage,I ask not for his name;If manliness be in his heart,He noble birth may claim.I care not though of … Continue reading True Nobility

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