Being a Gentleman: The lost art of being Chivalrous
by Michael E Thornley
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This is the question that Australian Author Michael E Thornley raises and discusses in this guide to 'Being a Gentleman'. He has talked to a number of men AND women in the process of trying to establish reasons as to why the act of being a Gentlemen is fading from society and he has asked them all this question “is being chivalrous in fact ... dead?”
You may feel challenged by some of the suggestions which have been put forward from his research and are presented to you is this book for you to contemplate. However there have to be reasons for a change in men and we as a society must consider these reasons closely whilst at the same time decide on how we will all move forward together to return to common courtesies..
Curious? Then find out what the survey revealed Michael's thought provoking book "Being a gentleman"!
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