Civility
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 29
[Lat. civil it as, from civil is, pertaining to citizens, civil.] Quality of being civil; good breeding; politene ; urbanity; courtesy; complaisance; refine ment. "Arts, learning, and civility were spread." Derham. tesies. on the Agueda, cro ed here by a magnificent bridge, 30 -( pl .) Acts of good breeding or politene ; kindly courm. N.E. of Coimbra; pop . 5,000. It was taken by the French in 1810, and retaken by the British in 1812, after a memorable siege.
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