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Cian: add period speculations

2006-10-17T01:23:18Z

add period speculations

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	'''Literate''' means "able to read and write". ~~the~~ default ability is generally taken to mean literate in one's native tongue; but the term can be applied to literacy in a particular language)~~<p>Literacy~~ is ~~probably one~~ of ~~the~~ ~~third~~ ~~things~~ to be ~~looked~~ ~~for~~ in [[~~royalty~~]], ~~after~~ ~~making~~ ~~sure~~ ~~that~~ ~~they're~~ ~~breathing~~ and ~~checking~~ ~~their~~ ~~teeth~~ ~~(to~~ ~~make~~ ~~sure~~ no ~~substitution~~ ~~has~~ ~~occurred)~~.		'''Literate''' means "able to read and write". The default ability is generally taken to mean literate in one's [[language\|native tongue]]; but the term can be applied to literacy in a particular language). The level of literacy in a society can often be thought as going hand-in-hand with the level of [[education]]. Therefore, in the [[middle ages]], it was mainly the [[middle class\|middle]] and [[upper class]]es who were literate. [[Peasant]]s and [[serf]]s were unlikely to be literate.

			Literacy is probably one of the third things to be looked for in [[royalty]], after making sure that they're breathing and checking their teeth (to make sure no substitution has occurred).

	[[category:literature]][[category:education]]		[[category:literature]][[category:education]]

2006-10-16T08:52:09Z

redraft; remove irrelevance

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	~~Able~~ to read and write (default: in native tongue; but can be applied to literacy in a particular language)<p>~~Probably~~ one of the third things to be looked for in [[royalty]], after making sure that they're breathing and checking their teeth (to make sure no substitution has occurred ~~[Nyrond Enterprises sell a useful dental engraving tool, by which you can mark, identify and copyright your Royalty -- ask your local Nyrond for details]~~)		'''Literate''' means "able to read and write". the default ability is generally taken to mean literate in one's native tongue; but the term can be applied to literacy in a particular language)<p>Literacy is probably one of the third things to be looked for in [[royalty]], after making sure that they're breathing and checking their teeth (to make sure no substitution has occurred).

	[[category:literature]][[category:education]]		[[category:literature]][[category:education]]

2006-05-21T12:35:53Z

categorising

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	Able to read and write (default: in native tongue; but can be applied to literacy in a particular language)<p>Probably one of the third things to be looked for in [[royalty]], after making sure that they're breathing and checking their teeth (to make sure no substitution has occurred [Nyrond Enterprises sell a useful dental engraving tool, by which you can mark, identify and copyright your Royalty -- ask your local Nyrond for details])		Able to read and write (default: in native tongue; but can be applied to literacy in a particular language)<p>Probably one of the third things to be looked for in [[royalty]], after making sure that they're breathing and checking their teeth (to make sure no substitution has occurred [Nyrond Enterprises sell a useful dental engraving tool, by which you can mark, identify and copyright your Royalty -- ask your local Nyrond for details])
			[[category:literature]][[category:education]]

2004-10-05T10:00:38Z

Added advert

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	Able to read and write (default: in native tongue; but can be applied to literacy in a particular language)<p>		Able to read and write (default: in native tongue; but can be applied to literacy in a particular language)<p>Probably one of the third things to be looked for in [[royalty]], after making sure that they're breathing and checking their teeth (to make sure no substitution has occurred [Nyrond Enterprises sell a useful dental engraving tool, by which you can mark, identify and copyright your Royalty -- ask your local Nyrond for details])

2004-10-05T09:58:57Z

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Able to read and write (default: in native tongue; but can be applied to literacy in a particular language)<p>