1. List five good qualities Hank observes in King Arthur’s character.
2. Why does Hank believe that King Arthur is “as unfitted for a judgeship as would be the average mother for the position of milk-distributor to starving children in famine time; her own children would fare a shade better than the rest.” (Pgs. 140-141)
3. In what way are Hank’s West Point graduates “unqualified” to be leaders in King Arthur’s new standing army?
4. How does Hank use King Arthur’s new standing army to help relieve the country of the burden of providing each newborn prince a Royal Grant?
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