Long ago, Charles Lindbergh embodied the chivalric attraction of flight the lone eagle, soaring without boundaries in the purity of the upper air: "O, I have slipped the .
Sure enough, Old School (Knopf; 195 pages) soon begins revealing the painful realities beneath its chivalric trappings.
That night, De Castries summoned his staff to Junon, his command post, for one last chivalric rite of battle: he decorated Lieut.
UGA bee scientist inducted into British chivalric order Long past are the days in which British royalty knighted nobles for their services in battles. Recently, though, a British ambassador inducted a University of Georgia professor into a chivalric order for his struggle to halt the demise of bees.
March 13, 2014 - Athens Banner-Herald