[SCA-AE] Another question on Barons....

Daniel dlightft at neo.rr.com
Thu Apr 20 17:26:29 EDT 2006


If I recall correctly kingdom law used to state that a grant would be given
when a landed baron stepped up. I don't recall if the court baroncy at step
down was required by law.

On the overall issue I agree with His Excellency. Just the way we refer to
people lines things up for us. If a gentle is a Knight and a Baron we say
Baron Sir Soandso or Duke Sir Soandso. When addressing them we would be more
likely to say Your Excellency or Your Grace if being formal than just saying
Sir. In most situations a Baron is a Baron is a Baron but if we were
specific maybe Current landed behind Viscounts Retired Landed behind them
and solely Court behind Non-Royal Peers.

BD
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-----Original Message-----
From: sca-aethelmearc-bounces at lists.andrew.cmu.edu
[mailto:sca-aethelmearc-bounces at lists.andrew.cmu.edu] On Behalf Of Gretchen
Beck
Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2006 4:40 PM
To: discussion at aethelmearc.org
Subject: Re: [SCA-AE] Another question on Barons....

Didn't there used to be a requirement, which was removed, that retiring 
landed barons received court baroncies?  I believe it was removed so as not 
to tie the hands of the royalty in that area...

I don't believe I have old copies of Kingdom Law, so there is no way for me 
to check...

toodles, margaret

--On Thursday, April 20, 2006 4:35 PM -0400 fridrikr at rochester.rr.com wrote:

> However, our Kingom Law does not mention Court Barons at all. Neither
> does it mention what is done to retiring Landed Barons.  Therefore, I
> assume that these are left to the Crowns' whim.
>
> That could lead to very bad blood between Crown & populace.




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