Okay, So Alex Most Of The Time Is To The Right Of His Royal Highness. And It Got Me Thinking, If They

okay, so Alex most of the time is to the right of His Royal Highness. And it got me thinking, if they were to drive alone somewhere, in the UK Alex would be the driver and the other way around in the US. Which would be really confusing for them. But at the same time it kinda makes sense. It's more formal for Alex to drive somewhere the Prince. And in the US where Henry is far away from his family, his responsibilities and his title he can feel more free. He can drive himself and his boyfriend somewhere.

All of that for Henry's good side btw.

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“Washington's circle of young aides were well educated, were versed in the Greek classics, were well aware of the homosexual loves of the ancient Greeks, and compared their loves for each other to the noble love exemplified by such Greek heroes as Damon and Pythias. In camp during the war Hamilton kept a copy of Plutarch's Lives, and particularly admired the “Life of Lycurgus,” the legendary leader of Sparta. Among notes Hamilton kept on the “Life of Lycurgus” is the notation, “Every lad had a lover or friend who take [sic] care of his education and shared in the praise or blame of his virtues or vices.” In a letter to Hamilton, Laurens used the Greek phrase kalos ka agathos, a phrase used in fifth-century Greece and combining the Athenian term for beauty, kalos, which denotes physical or sensual beauty, with the Spartan term agathos, which means beauty in the spiritual sense of honor and valor. In commenting on the letter, the historian Charley Shively writes that kalos ka agathos was used in the 18th-century as a code word for homosexual love, a reference still understood in Greece to this day, Shively says.”

— The Origins and Role of Same-Sex Relations in Human Societies, by James Neill · 2011

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