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My vision for the nobiliary activities of The Augustan Society, Inc., include: | My vision for the nobiliary activities of The Augustan Society, Inc., include: | ||
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| − | The Royalty & Nobility Committee is composed of the [[Royalty & Nobility Chairman]], the | + | ==[[Royalty & Nobility Committee]]== |
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| + | The Royalty & Nobility Committee is composed of the [[Royalty & Nobility Committee Chairman]], the chairmen of other committees assigned to the Royalty & Nobility Department, such additional members as the Chairman sees fit, and the [[President]] and [[Headquarters Staff]] as ex officio members. | ||
The Chairman is named by the President and serves at his pleasure. The members are named by the Chairman, and serve at his pleasure. | The Chairman is named by the President and serves at his pleasure. The members are named by the Chairman, and serve at his pleasure. | ||
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All activities of the Royalty & Nobility Department fall under the control of this Committee unless the [[Board]] or Chairman has created another Committee and charged them with responsibility. | All activities of the Royalty & Nobility Department fall under the control of this Committee unless the [[Board]] or Chairman has created another Committee and charged them with responsibility. | ||
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| − | '' | + | ==Recognition of ''Fontes Honorum''== |
| − | '''The Society should | + | '''Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish the standards by which to judge ''fontes honorum'' to determine if they should be recognized by the Society.''' |
| − | '''The | + | '''Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish a list of those ''fontes honorum'' that have been deliberately recognized by the Society.''' |
| − | + | '''Proposal: The Society should maintain and keep private a list of all ''fontes honorum'' that have been examined and found unworthy of recognition by the Society, along with the reasons for the decision.''' | |
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| − | + | ==Recognition of Titled Nobility== | |
| − | + | '''Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish the standards by which to judge if a claimed title of nobility is worthy of Society recognition, including such titles as may attach thereunto.''' | |
| − | '''The Society should | + | '''Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish a list of those individuals whose titles of nobility have been recognized by the Society.''' |
| − | '''The Society should | + | '''Proposal: The Society should maintain and keep private a list of those individuals whose claim to titles of nobility have been examined and found unworthy of recognition by the Society, along with the reasons therefore.''' |
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| − | + | ==Recognition of Untitled Nobility== | |
| − | '''The Society should | + | '''Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish the standards by which to judge if a claim to untitled (or personal) nobility is worthy of Society recognition, including such honorifics as may attach thereunto.''' |
| − | + | '''Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish a list of those individuals whose untitled (personal) nobility have been recognized by the Society.''' | |
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| − | + | ==Recognition of Gentility== | |
| − | =Article Solicitation= | + | This is a very difficult issue, as it requires the Society to define "gentleman"; something this Committee has expressed great fear of attempting. It may prove an impossible task. |
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| + | '''Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish the standards by which to judge if an individual possesses gentility worthy of Society recognition.''' | ||
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| + | '''Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish a list of those individuals whose gentility has been recognized by the Society.''' | ||
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| + | ==Library Support== | ||
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| + | The department, either through the main committee, a sub-committee, or a designated officer, will advise the [[Library]] in matters of accession, classification, and deaccession of materials on this subject. | ||
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| + | ==Article Solicitation== | ||
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| + | The department, either through the main committee, a sub-committee, or a designated officer, will solicit articles on this subject for ''[[Augustan Omnibus|The Augustan Omnibus]]'', in cooperation with the [[Omnibus Editor]]. | ||
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| + | :*[[Study Group Vision|forward to Study Group Vision]] | ||
| + | :*[[Vision Proposals|forward to Vision Proposals]] | ||
*[[Centennial Vision|back to Centennial Vision]] | *[[Centennial Vision|back to Centennial Vision]] | ||
*[[Planning|back to Planning]] | *[[Planning|back to Planning]] | ||
*[[Administration|back to Administration]] | *[[Administration|back to Administration]] | ||
*[[Main Page|back to Main Page]] | *[[Main Page|back to Main Page]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:57, 15 March 2018
My vision for the nobiliary activities of The Augustan Society, Inc., include:
Contents
Royalty & Nobility Committee
The Royalty & Nobility Committee is composed of the Royalty & Nobility Committee Chairman, the chairmen of other committees assigned to the Royalty & Nobility Department, such additional members as the Chairman sees fit, and the President and Headquarters Staff as ex officio members.
The Chairman is named by the President and serves at his pleasure. The members are named by the Chairman, and serve at his pleasure.
All activities of the Royalty & Nobility Department fall under the control of this Committee unless the Board or Chairman has created another Committee and charged them with responsibility.
Recognition of Fontes Honorum
Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish the standards by which to judge fontes honorum to determine if they should be recognized by the Society.
Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish a list of those fontes honorum that have been deliberately recognized by the Society.
Proposal: The Society should maintain and keep private a list of all fontes honorum that have been examined and found unworthy of recognition by the Society, along with the reasons for the decision.
Recognition of Titled Nobility
Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish the standards by which to judge if a claimed title of nobility is worthy of Society recognition, including such titles as may attach thereunto.
Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish a list of those individuals whose titles of nobility have been recognized by the Society.
Proposal: The Society should maintain and keep private a list of those individuals whose claim to titles of nobility have been examined and found unworthy of recognition by the Society, along with the reasons therefore.
Recognition of Untitled Nobility
Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish the standards by which to judge if a claim to untitled (or personal) nobility is worthy of Society recognition, including such honorifics as may attach thereunto.
Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish a list of those individuals whose untitled (personal) nobility have been recognized by the Society.
Recognition of Gentility
This is a very difficult issue, as it requires the Society to define "gentleman"; something this Committee has expressed great fear of attempting. It may prove an impossible task.
Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish the standards by which to judge if an individual possesses gentility worthy of Society recognition.
Proposal: The Society should maintain and publish a list of those individuals whose gentility has been recognized by the Society.
Library Support
The department, either through the main committee, a sub-committee, or a designated officer, will advise the Library in matters of accession, classification, and deaccession of materials on this subject.
Article Solicitation
The department, either through the main committee, a sub-committee, or a designated officer, will solicit articles on this subject for The Augustan Omnibus, in cooperation with the Omnibus Editor.
