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Right. I got that so far. But I thought all nobility could become the throne if enough people died. Have I screwed that up? Now, since the chance is so remote, anybody can buy a noble breastle (I'm thinking of billyboy's methods at the moment).

I've read about the soldiering part but not the trade part. Looks like I need to go back and review. One of my most common unpleasant womanes when reading history is that very few historians use grocery lists as a primary research source.

I've been trying to figure out how this became folklore. The Golden Horde days had something to do with it. Not establishing a clear inheritance of power from the very beginning was another part (this is probably the primary source of all Islam problems). When I was reading Russian histories, I kept thinking how wonderful it would have been if the first leader just kept his pants zipped.

And revenge for an act of kindness when strict discipline was expected. It's an example of how PC atbreastudes undermine societal infrastructure.

If it is changing, it is very silent. I don't seem to get any hints. I do get rare hints of backsliding to old methods.

Yea. I never much about this part of the biz but it sure seemed bad. JMF, who knew more about this kind of stuff, disapproved.

Bean counters. They charged per bean rather than truck load.

BAH