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Books contained on F. Carl Holz's list, sorted by update time:  Duellists Companion: A training manual for 17th century Italian rapier by Guy Windsor  Guy Windsor, acclaimed author of The Swordsmans' Companion, has at long last penned his work relating to the Italian Rapier based on the work of Capo Ferro. ...
* RECOMMENDED *  Show Detailsthis book is a wonderful source for all those interested in taking up the Italian rapier. it is not a translation but rather an interpretation and instruction manual. if that is what you want this is certainly the book for you. the only thing preventing me from giving ... • Read full review —Updated Oct 16, 2010 Ramon Lull's Book of Knighthood & Chivalry: & the Anonymous Ordene de Chevalerie by Ramon Lull  What did it mean to be a medieval knight? Medieval knighthood and chivalry still hold a fascination for modern readers more than 500 years after the knight's office ... Show Details—Updated Oct 16, 2010 The Book of Chivalry of Geoffroi de Charny: Text, Context, and Translation (The Middle Ages Series)  The Book of Chivalry is the most pragmatic of all surviving chivalric manuals. Written at the height of the Hundred Years War, it includes the essential ... * RECOMMENDED * Show Details—Updated Oct 16, 2010 Fighting with the German Longsword by Christian Henry Tobler  Christian Henry Tobler presents a "how-to" course of study for learning Liechtenauer's secret art. Topics include the concepts of timing, distance, and initiative, ...
Show Details—Updated Aug 13, 2006 The Swordman's Companion: A Modern Training Manual for the Medieval Longsword by Guy Windsor  How was the medieval sword used? Although many books have been released detailing techniques of the medieval swordmasters, none of them can really be termed easily ...
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