[ANSTHRLD] Fw: Submission

[David L. Cox]

My good Brother Heralds:

I got this is recently on a client's review of the Gazette
for this past month on the action on his name submission.
I saw the commentary, and would like some coaching
on just how one should handle the matter with out giving
offense. thank-you for your learned opinions, comments,
and suggestions.

In Service to Dream,
Lord David ben Leon
Glaslyn Canton Herald
Barony of The Steppes

----- Original Message -----
From: "Lothar Wildehaer" <rampanthare at yahoo.com>
To: "David L. Cox" <coxdl at gte.net>
Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2002 8:37 PM
Subject: Submission


> Good Herald;
> After our discussion concerning the heralds internal
> meeting, If it is possible I would like to amend my
> submission.
> First, Lothar is in fact a tribal Germanic name, along
> with its variations; Lothair(grandson of Charlemagne),
> Lothere(Bishop of the West Saxons-776AD),
> Clothar(Marovingian King of the Franks) and later,
> Luther. My period is late 8th to early 9th century
> Saxon, not English Saxon, mainland Saxon.
> Second, the byname Wildehaer, is reference to the furs
> with which I adorn myself. Wildehara is but one of the
> 7 furs I am known to wear. Any reference to the
> wildeharr, on my head, is purely in the eye of the
> beholder. The Anglo-Saxon reference that I provided
> was, I thought, a preferable source than my High
> German dictionary, though there is little difference
> in language.
> I am afraid I cannot provide much more detail than
> that, as most written records of the period are
> sketchy after Charlemagne nearly destroyed the culture
> in the early 9th century.
> Third, who gave my bunny a torch? And who says it
> can't be ugly?
>
> My Humble Thanks,
> Lothar Wildehaer
> MKA Ed McHenry
>
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