"How to fence: Containing full instruction for fencing and the use of the broadsword; also instruction in archery" by Aaron A. Warford is a late 19th-century guide for those looking to be skilled in martial arts. It centers on fencing and swordsmanship, with instructions in archery. The book explains different moves for fencing and using a broadsword, highlighting the importance of stance and movement for offense and defense. Starting with basic actions, such as protecting oneself, it gets into more involved tactics like engaging the opponent and defense strategies, all supported by drawings. It also has important training plans, basic safety advice, and archery guidelines, making it a good guide for people wanting to learn these arts.

How to fence : $b Containing full instruction for fencing and the use of the broadsword; also instruction in archery
By Aaron A. Warford
Unlock the secrets of 19th-century combat with this guide to swords, arrows, and the art of skillful defense.
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