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2009-01-25T16:26:14Z

Masters in the SCA

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	'''Master''' is the [[title]] (actually an [[honorific]]) given in the [[SCA]] to those who are members of the [[Order of the Pelican]] and/or [[Order of the Laurel]]. Women who hold the title may use the title '''Mistress'''.		'''Master''' is the [[title]] (actually an [[honorific]]) given in the [[SCA]] to those who are members of the [[Order of the Pelican]] and/or [[Order of the Laurel]]. Women who hold the title may use the title '''Mistress'''.

	A member of the [[Order of Chivalry]] who has declined to swear [[fealty]] is ~~also~~ a ~~master~~.		A member of the [[Order of Chivalry]] who has declined to swear [[fealty]] is referred to as a Master-at-arms, and styled "Master" rather than "Sir".

	It is also the term used for some SCA ministers or [[officer]]s, e.g. [[Kingdom]] [[Lists Officer]]s are sometimes referred to as Masters of the [[Lists]].		It is also the term used for some SCA ministers or [[officer]]s, e.g. [[Kingdom]] [[Lists Officer]]s are sometimes referred to as Masters of the [[Lists]].

2007-11-04T14:57:17Z

Reverted edits by 207.163.116.20 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	From the [[13th century]] the term '''master''' had come to mean one who had progressed in skill so far in their [[trade]] that the master of his [[guild]] had accepted his work as being of very high quality as to exceed that of a [[journeyman]]. He was permitted to take [[apprentice]]s of his own and train them to be [[journeyman]] in turn.		From the [[13th century]] the term '''master''' had come to mean one who had progressed in skill so far in their [[trade]] that the master of his [[guild]] had accepted his work as being of very high quality as to exceed that of a [[journeyman]]. He was permitted to take [[apprentice]]s of his own and train them to be [[journeyman]] in turn.

2007-11-04T10:09:27Z

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	From the [[13th century]] the term '''master''' had come to mean one who had progressed in skill so far in their [[trade]] that the master of his [[guild]] had accepted his work as being of very high quality as to exceed that of a [[journeyman]]. He was permitted to take [[apprentice]]s of his own and train them to be [[journeyman]] in turn.		From the [[13th century]] the term '''master''' had come to mean one who had progressed in skill so far in their [[trade]] that the master of his [[guild]] had accepted his work as being of very high quality as to exceed that of a [[journeyman]]. He was permitted to take [[apprentice]]s of his own and train them to be [[journeyman]] in turn.

2006-06-06T11:21:41Z

categorising

2006-03-03T23:39:45Z

spelling

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	From the [[13th century]] the term '''master''' had come to mean one who had progressed in skill so far in their [[trade]] that the master of his [[guild]] had accepted his work as being of very high quality as to exceed that of a [[~~journeryman~~]]. He was permitted to take [[apprentice]]s of his own and train them to be [[journeyman]] in turn.		From the [[13th century]] the term '''master''' had come to mean one who had progressed in skill so far in their [[trade]] that the master of his [[guild]] had accepted his work as being of very high quality as to exceed that of a [[journeyman]]. He was permitted to take [[apprentice]]s of his own and train them to be [[journeyman]] in turn.

	==Masters in the SCA==		==Masters in the SCA==

2006-03-03T23:39:22Z

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			From the [[13th century]] the term '''master''' had come to mean one who had progressed in skill so far in their [[trade]] that the master of his [[guild]] had accepted his work as being of very high quality as to exceed that of a [[journeryman]]. He was permitted to take [[apprentice]]s of his own and train them to be [[journeyman]] in turn.

			==Masters in the SCA==
	'''Master''' is the [[title]] (actually an [[honorific]]) given in the [[SCA]] to those who are members of the [[Order of the Pelican]] and/or [[Order of the Laurel]]. Women who hold the title may use the title '''Mistress'''.		'''Master''' is the [[title]] (actually an [[honorific]]) given in the [[SCA]] to those who are members of the [[Order of the Pelican]] and/or [[Order of the Laurel]]. Women who hold the title may use the title '''Mistress'''.

2005-06-16T03:29:48Z

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	'''Master''' is the [[title]] given in the [[SCA]] to those who are members of the [[Order of the Pelican]] and/or [[Order of the Laurel]].~~<br>~~		'''Master''' is the [[title]] (actually an [[honorific]]) given in the [[SCA]] to those who are members of the [[Order of the Pelican]] and/or [[Order of the Laurel]]. Women who hold the title may use the title '''Mistress'''.

	A member of the [[Order of Chivalry]] who has declined to swear [[fealty]] is also a master. ~~Women who hold the title may use the title '''Mistress'''.~~		A member of the [[Order of Chivalry]] who has declined to swear [[fealty]] is also a master.

			It is also the term used for some SCA ministers or [[officer]]s, e.g. [[Kingdom]] [[Lists Officer]]s are sometimes referred to as Masters of the [[Lists]].

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2004-06-29T06:16:16Z

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	'''Master''' is the [[title]] given to those who are members of the [[Order of the Pelican]] and/or [[Order of the Laurel]].<br>		'''Master''' is the [[title]] given in the [[SCA]] to those who are members of the [[Order of the Pelican]] and/or [[Order of the Laurel]].<br>
	A member of the [[Order of Chivalry]] who has declined to swear [[fealty]] is also a master. Women who hold the title may use the title '''Mistress'''.		A member of the [[Order of Chivalry]] who has declined to swear [[fealty]] is also a master. Women who hold the title may use the title '''Mistress'''.

2003-12-22T20:37:44Z

Mistress

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	~~The~~ title given to those who are members of the [[Order of the Pelican]] and/or [[Order of the Laurel]].<br>		'''Master''' is the [[title]] given to those who are members of the [[Order of the Pelican]] and/or [[Order of the Laurel]].<br>
	A member of the [[Order of Chivalry]] who has declined to swear [[fealty]] is also a master.		A member of the [[Order of Chivalry]] who has declined to swear [[fealty]] is also a master. Women who hold the title may use the title '''Mistress'''.

2003-08-27T12:24:13Z

adding master of arms

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	The title given to those who are members of the [[Order of the Pelican]] and/or [[Order of the Laurel]]		The title given to those who are members of the [[Order of the Pelican]] and/or [[Order of the Laurel]].<br>
			A member of the [[Order of Chivalry]] who has declined to swear [[fealty]] is also a master.