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Although Chivalry is widely held to have been a romantic and gallant ideology that exemplified the very best qualities of the â??genteelâ?? warrior, chivalryâ??s legacy has not been entirely positive. While on one hand, it called for the protection of women, and this might be considered a good thing, this belief system also reinforced the theory of feminine inadequacy and objectified women.

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chivalry is terrible

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