O ur readers are primarily all who are interested in the art, symbolism and meaning of heraldry, and in the history, politics, warfare, chivalry, books, cinema and television to which heraldry has thematic links. To keep text close to relevant graphics, older browsers may have to adjust the font size in their preferences menu, usually to a smaller size. . PC users may find, owing to their slightly larger font sizes, that some graphics may separate from the text. The Feudal Herald New readers may be interested to note that The Feudal Herald is a newsletter that carries hyperlinks to some of the more interesting and more topical articles in the magazine.
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In this issue we shall look at some aspects of what may now be learned from the British and American Governments' handling of the Kosovo politico-military campaign. Our presentation of constitutional issues is disciplined by the following - The first law for the historian is that he shall never dare utter an untruth. The second is that he shall suppress nothing that is true. The Crusaders' conduct after the capture of Jerusalem 900 years ago horrifies students even today, at this distance, but nevertheless we may now claim that whatever evil men may do as we close this sad century and open with hope the next, they cannot excuse themselves with a Christian chivalric code. We publish it and urge all our readers to forward its URL to their friends and correspondents.