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In the early history of the [[SCA]], many people started using words that |
In the early history of the [[SCA]], many people started using words that |
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would sound more "[[ |
would sound more "[[medjeeval]]" to the ear and add to the ambiance of the |
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[[event]]. One word quickly incorporated was "remove" which is actually a [[Victorian]] term. The correct word for the timeline of the SCA is "course". |
[[event]]. One word quickly incorporated was "remove" which is actually a [[Victorian]] term. The correct word for the timeline of the SCA is "course". |
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Revision as of 07:06, 2 February 2007
A course is one group of dishes served at a feast.
Course vs Remove
In the early history of the SCA, many people started using words that would sound more "medjeeval" to the ear and add to the ambiance of the event. One word quickly incorporated was "remove" which is actually a Victorian term. The correct word for the timeline of the SCA is "course".
See also:
External Links
- A history of the use of remove in SCA: http://dialup.pcisys.net/~mem/course.html
