ANST - Protocol..how to sign your formal letters (grin)

[Pug Bainter]

Timothy A. McDaniel said something that sounded like:
> > In court it would be Duke Sir Master blah, blah.
> No.  As Pug correctly noted, if titles get stacked, it's at
> the end.  His Grace, Duke blah blah, Knight, Companion of
> the Order of the Pelican, ...

The person above was using honorifics, which are used to denote which
rank the awards you have and/or orders you are a member of have given
you. The problem with Honorifics is the fact that there is cross-over
between them. (Master, Excellency, [Honorable] Lord) The problem with
titles is that the official names for them are so much longer than the
every day names we use.

Ciao,

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