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founder Pam Lynn-Tucker) explained to all assembled the guidelines for the afternoon’s festivities, referencing the “Book of the Courtier of the Kingdom of Wakefield,” giving tips on appropriate etiquette for that time period in areas such as tests of skill or strength, and manners when eating. Cautions included, “The chivalrous courtier never cheats at tests of skill,” “The valorous courtier never engages in tests of strength so as to injure his opponent,” “The prudent courtier does not use his neighbor’s costume for a napkin,” and “The well-bred page or squire, damsel or lady samples the food provided with an open-mind and does not make belittling or disparag
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