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'''Gentleman''' is a term originally denoting a [[nobleman]] or man of good family, but by the middle of the 19th century a "gentleman" came to signify a man of of position, education and socialism.
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'''Gentleman''' is a term originally denoting a [[nobleman]] or man of good family, but by the middle of the 19th century a "gentleman" came to signify a man of of position, education and good manners.
    
General [[Robert E. Lee]] described a gentleman as:
 
General [[Robert E. Lee]] described a gentleman as:
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