The Art of Arms
Joshua Wiest, Stephen Fratus, Sean Ellis, David Stifler15-17th Century Historical Martial Arts in Context
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Two Sword and Sword and Buckler instructor for the Triangle Sword Guild, in Raleigh, North Carolina, and Bolognese Fencing instructor at Forge Fencing in Durham, North Carolina. Medical Laboratory Scientist by trade, History nerd by choice.
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Longsword instructor at Academy of Arms and Swordplay LA, and co-founder of the Los Angeles Historical Martial Arts Society. Writer of games like Tales from the Floating Vagabond and Children of the Sun, and editor of the brilliant Fechtbook Fabian.
Classicist by training, many other things by passion.
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