The Secrets Behind Ink In The 18th Century – Historical Writing Series Part 2

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“I get a chance to go back to 18th century every day”

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Turning A Feather Into A Pen – Historical Writing Series Part 1

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The Life Of A Frontier Gunsmith – An Interview With Mike Miller

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Building A Bark Canoe In 12 Hours? – Elm Bark Canoe Part 2

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Building A Bark Canoe In 12 Hours? – Elm Bark Canoe Part 1

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Accidental Chemistry: Historical Laundry Part 4

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Why Were Short Swords Sometimes Better For Military Soldiers?

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Why were short swords issued to some times of soldier in the era of gunpowder, rather than longer swords? Easton Antique Arms: http://www.antique-swords.co.uk Extra videos at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/scholagladiatoria

Terrain v. Planche: A brief history of late 19th-century fencing spaces

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The original French word for fencing strip, planche (lit., plank or board), encapsulates the nature of the original strip and points at its inherent limitations, which required adaptation of the footwork by the fencers. The planche was initially conceived as an outdoors device: It could easily be placed on sand, gravel, or grass, and provide instant even ground……