Scottish Fencing: Five 18th Century Texts on the Use of the Small-sword, Broadsword, Spadroon, Cavalry Sword, and Highland Battlefield Tactics
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Scottish Fencing: Five 18th Century Texts on the Use of the Small-sword, Broadsword, Spadroon, Cavalry Sword, and Highland Battlefield Tactics

by Ben Miller

History Martial Arts
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Five 18th-century Scottish fencing texts on small-sword, broadsword, spadroon, cavalry sword, and Highland battlefield tactics, compiled for historians and martial arts practitioners.

About This Book

This volume gathers five rare 18th-century Scottish fencing treatises that address the small-sword, broadsword, spadroon, cavalry sword, and Highland battlefield tactics.

The texts provide period-specific instruction on technique, training methods, and the practical use of edged weapons in both dueling and military contexts.

Readers gain insight into the evolution of Scottish fencing practices during a pivotal era of European martial culture.

The collection preserves primary source material for historians, martial artists, and enthusiasts of historical European martial arts.

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