From fantasy novels and cosplay to Renaissance festivals and roleplaying games, the love for medieval weapons runs deep. But how were they actually used?
From fantasy novels and cosplay to Renaissance festivals and roleplaying games, the love for medieval weapons runs deep. But how were they actually used?Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Eric Lowe is a multi-weapon medalist in all three of the major competitive disciplines in historical European martial arts: sparring, test cutting, and historical technique. He is a lawyer, middle school teacher, vintage dance instructor with over twenty years of experience, and founder and lead instructor at Swordwind Historical Swordsmanship in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS A NOTE ON TRANSLATIONS PREFACE CHAPTER ONE We're all sword geeks here CHAPTER TWO How do we know any of this? CHAPTER THREE Of royal blood: longsword CHAPTER FOUR Excellent and useful: sword and buckler CHAPTER FIVE Queen of swords: sword and shield CHAPTER SIX The forgotten: sword and cloak, sword and dagger, and two swords CHAPTER SEVEN Malice and art: knives and daggers CHAPTER EIGHT Many obligations: greatswords CHAPTER NINE The unseen: what about axes and maces? CHAPTER TEN Arm's length: thrusting polearms CHAPTER ELEVEN Grace and results: cutting polearms CHAPTER TWELVE Taking hits: fencing in, and against, armor CHAPTER THIRTEEN Honor in wars: military fencing CHAPTER FOURTEEN Final thoughts WORKS CITED INDEX
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS A NOTE ON TRANSLATIONS PREFACE CHAPTER ONE We're all sword geeks here CHAPTER TWO How do we know any of this? CHAPTER THREE Of royal blood: longsword CHAPTER FOUR Excellent and useful: sword and buckler CHAPTER FIVE Queen of swords: sword and shield CHAPTER SIX The forgotten: sword and cloak, sword and dagger, and two swords CHAPTER SEVEN Malice and art: knives and daggers CHAPTER EIGHT Many obligations: greatswords CHAPTER NINE The unseen: what about axes and maces? CHAPTER TEN Arm's length: thrusting polearms CHAPTER ELEVEN Grace and results: cutting polearms CHAPTER TWELVE Taking hits: fencing in, and against, armor CHAPTER THIRTEEN Honor in wars: military fencing CHAPTER FOURTEEN Final thoughts WORKS CITED INDEX
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