Introduction to the History of the European Sword
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https://doi.org/10.3989/gladius.1961.212Abstract
Most races, tribes or civilizations have weapons of their own, characteristic of them and made in accordance to the particular methods of war which suit their mentality and conditions of living. In the types, shapes and methods of using the different specimens, nations or races reveal something of their character, temperament, social conditions and civilizations.
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