C chu Dec 2009 20 0 Dec 31, 2009 #1 Right now, I am studying for a European history exam and I want a clarification of the following: Nobles of the sword - military merit. Nobles of the robe - purchased bureaucratic merit. Am I correct? Thanks in advance for your help!
Right now, I am studying for a European history exam and I want a clarification of the following: Nobles of the sword - military merit. Nobles of the robe - purchased bureaucratic merit. Am I correct? Thanks in advance for your help!
deanhills Mar 2009 2,188 2 Jan 6, 2010 #2 chu said: Right now, I am studying for a European history exam and I want a clarification of the following: Nobles of the sword - military merit. Nobles of the robe - purchased bureaucratic merit. Am I correct? Thanks in advance for your help! Click to expand... Why not give us some more information to go on? Against which background would one find nobles of the sword and nobles of the robe?
chu said: Right now, I am studying for a European history exam and I want a clarification of the following: Nobles of the sword - military merit. Nobles of the robe - purchased bureaucratic merit. Am I correct? Thanks in advance for your help! Click to expand... Why not give us some more information to go on? Against which background would one find nobles of the sword and nobles of the robe?
