The Art Of Fencing
by maître d'armes Labat
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About this eBook
- Author
- Labat, maître d'armes
- Title
- The Art of Fencing; Or, The Use of the Small Sword
- Credits
- Produced by Steve Schulze and PG Distributed Proofreaders. Produced from page images provided by the Digital & Multimedia Center, Michigan State University Libraries
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- U: Military science
- Subject
- Swords
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 12135
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/12135
- Release Date
- April 1, 2004
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Untitled
- 2.or, the USE of the — Small SWORD . — Monsieur L'ABBAT;
- 3.DEDICATION.
- 4.PREFACE. — THE — ART of FENCING; — OR THE
- 5.USE of the SMALL-SWORD.
- 6.CHAP. I. — Of chusing and mounting a Blade.
- 7.CHAP. II. — Of Guard.
- 8.1st. Plate — The middling Guard. — The straight Guard or flat Sword.
- 9.2d Plate. — A Lunge in Quart. — A Thrust in Quart.
- 10.CHAP. III. — Of Pushing Quart. — Of recovering in Guard.
- 11.CHAP. IV. — Of the Parade of Quart.
- 12.3rd Plate. — Parade of Quart. — Parade of Quart opposing with the Hand.
- 13.4th. Plate. — A Lunge in Tierce. — Tierce Parryed.
- 14.CHAP. V. — Of pushing Tierce without , or on the Outside of the Sword . — Parade of Tierce.
- 15.5th. Plate. — Parade of Tierce yeilding the Feeble. — The same parade & opposition of the Hand.
- 16.CHAP. VI. — Of pushing Seconde.
- 17.CHAP. VII. — The Parades of Seconde.
- 18.CHAP. VIII. — Of Quart under the Wrist .
- 19.7th. Plate. — Thrust under the Wrist. — It's Parade.
- 20.CHAP. IX. — Of Flanconnade.
- 21.8th. Plate. — Flannconade. — The Opposition of the Hand to the lowering the body.
- 22.CHAP. X. — Of Parades . — The ripostes.
- 23.CHAP. XI. — Of the demarches, or manner of advancing and retiring.
- 24.CHAP. XII. — Of Disengagements.
- 25.CHAP. XIII. — Of Feints.
- 26.CHAP. XIV. — Of cutting over the Point of the Sword.
- 27.CHAP. XV. — Of the Reprise, or redoubled Thrust . — The Reprises on the Outside.
- 28.CHAP. XVI. — Of passing Quarte within the Sword.
- 29.9th. Plate. — A Pass in Quart. — The Lowering the Body on the Pass.
- 30.10th. Plate. — The Turning the Body on a Pass in Tierce. — Pass in Seconde Volting the Body. — To Pass in Tierce. — To Pass in Seconde.
- 31.CHAP. XVII. — Of volting the Body.
- 32.CHAP. XVIII. — Of Joining or seizing the Sword.
- 33.11th. Plate. — The Seizing and presenting the Sword. — Parrying and Disarming.
- 34.CHAP. XIX. — Of engaging in Quarte in a midling Guard.
- 35.CHAP. XX. — Of engaging in Tierce in the Midling Guard . — When you are engaged within the Sword.
- 36.CHAP. XXI. — Of several Guards, and the Manner of attacking them . — To attack a strait Guard.
- 37.12th. Plate. — Attack in the high Guard. — Attack in the low Guard. — To attack the high Guard. — To attack the low Guard. — To attack the Guard where the Sword is held in both Hands.
- 38.CHAP. XXII. — Of Left-handed Men.
- 39.CHAP. XXIII. — Of the Parade of the Hand. — Of the Opposition of the Hand.
- 40.CHAP. XXIV. — Of the beat of the Foot, in closing the measure, or in the same place.
- 41.CHAP. XXV. — Of the Good Effects of a nice Discernment of the Eye.
- 42.CHAP. XXVI. — Of Time .
- 43.CHAP. XXVII. — Of Swiftness .
- 44.CHAP. XXVIII. — Of Measure .
- 45.CHAP. XXIX. — Of the Necessity of some Qualities in a Master .
- 46.CHAP. XXX. — Rules for pushing and parrying at the Wall, and for making an Assault.
- 47.CHAP. XXXI. — Against several erroneous Opinions. — FINIS.
- 48.Thrusts of Emulation for Prizes, Wagers &c.
- 49.FOOTNOTES:
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