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J> Eustace was not a 'SIR'. He was a merchant and a 'gent'
Again because I am not familiar with British ways, I don't really know the different
significances between Sir & Gentleman ... but are those types of titles inherited ?
I often see in scholarly works, the immigrant ROLFE (who married Pocahontas)
called a Sir ... are you saying he was the first one in his family to gain the title of Sir ?
J> Suggest you use Wikepedia to find out more details
I had already looked up the meaning :)
J> I must either find my specs, or buy a new pair, for use on the computer
Yea, I know what you mean ... as I get older, it seems to get
harder to read the small stuff on the computer screen :))
NICOLE
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