16th Century Single Sword Combat: Bolognese Fencing
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16th Century Single Sword Combat: Bolognese Fencing

by William E Wilson

History Martial Arts
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16th Century Single Sword Combat: Bolognese Fencing by William E Wilson explores the historical techniques of single sword fighting from the Bolognese school. It covers the principles and practices of this Renaissance martial art, providing a valuable resource for students of historical combat and fencing enthusiasts seeking authentic insights into 16th century methods.

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This book examines single sword combat as practiced in the Bolognese fencing tradition of the 16th century. It provides insights into the historical methods developed in Bologna, Italy, during the Renaissance period.

Readers will find a focused study on the techniques and strategies employed with the single sword, a key weapon in period martial arts. The content draws from traditional sources to illustrate the art's development and application.

Ideal for those interested in historical European martial arts, the book offers a detailed look at Bolognese fencing principles without modern interpretations.

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