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https://www.mountvernon.org/george-washington/rules-of-civility/
from the mountvernon.org website: rules of civility with the language used providing good humor. Was it intended to impart good humor end of the 1600 century - as presented?
Emily Post, Miss Manners, parental advice, some boot camp, and maybe a little UCMJ, too - from the late 1800's
"These maxims originated in the late sixteenth century in France and were popularly circulated during Washington's time."
This shows up at the webpage when there is a bad link:
from the mountvernon.org website: rules of civility with the language used providing good humor. Was it intended to impart good humor end of the 1600 century - as presented?
Emily Post, Miss Manners, parental advice, some boot camp, and maybe a little UCMJ, too - from the late 1800's
"These maxims originated in the late sixteenth century in France and were popularly circulated during Washington's time."
This shows up at the webpage when there is a bad link:
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It seems like civility has crawled under a rock or is in a cave somewhere, when one dissects what is happening in today's cancel culture!!! Thank you for sharing it...
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SGT Mary G.
Sgt (Join to see) Indeed! Diplomacy too. Remember when folks in government (elected and appoint) knew the rules of diplomacy?
The way the language is used in those days is interesting too. Needs translation in some cases, though it is easy enough to guess!
The way the language is used in those days is interesting too. Needs translation in some cases, though it is easy enough to guess!
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