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For we must remember that each knight would have been accompanied by a squire whose first duty would have been to succour his master in combat but who himself could be fed into the battle upon his lord 's death or capture . “ [ I ] feel like it ’ s important for uniformity throughout the United States , and [ I feel like it ’ s important for ] minors to have equal rights , ” Wright said.Barker ’ s biggest hope is that the bill passes . ( 100 ) His absence from Galicia and the formation around him of a new and more cosmopolitan court with which he would increasingly identify his possibilities sapped the vital legitimacy of Gallegan opposition to Urraca . The general religious aura that enveloped the person of the king made him , if not a spiritual leader in the proper sense , the first churchman of the kingdom for practical purposes . ” Duffy said he was notified of the missing papers around Feb. 23 , when a newspaper staff member said there were no newspapers in Myers Hall and asked if the papers had been distributed.After confirming the papers had been delivered , Duffy said he suspected theft . In monasteries and cathedral schools around Europe another more critical intellect was already stirring , and perhaps some of Alfonso 's own prelates had been formed in such a mold . We cannot tell , and in truth it is not essential to our understanding to know , if the Cid missed his rendezvous with the king in 1088 by simply misunderstanding , or because at some point he decided that Aledo would withstand the siege without him , or because he considered his continued presence vital in the Levant . These are activities suggestive of a monarch consolidating his position in preparation for a major initiative , [ 170 ] and in all the known documents Alfonso styled himself emperor and claimed the rule of Castilla . Within each kingdom the search for a justification and legalization , if not for justice , of what one had achieved through power led at every moment back to the crown . The students ' protest resulted in the Supreme Court 's 1969 ruling in Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District that students " do not shed their constitutional rights to freedom of expression at the schoolhouse gate " and that students can express themselves freely unless their actions caused a substantial disruption of the educational environment . Without becoming a party to this dispute between Arabic scholars what it seems to me that Mackay and Benaboud have demonstrated , if their sources prove reliable , is that this propaganda literature was more widely accepted that has heretofore been understood . For the greater part of the encampment amusement would have to have been self-provided . Such hopes were usually vain in the history of the medieval monarchy unless another member of the royal dynasty could be enlisted to give them legitimacy . On balance , then , if one may fairly say that Alfonso VI 's government of the realm was largely traditional , there were particular areas in which his innovations were striking . Galicia , Asturias , and even Astorga , though integral parts of the kingdom , were increasingly peripheral to its fundamental polities , as the uneven attendance of their respective prelates demonstrates .