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16th Century, Meyer Fencing

Winter Studyhall Sessions

By admin November 30, 2020 November 30, 2020  Studyhall Sessions

This winter is going to be a long, cold, lonely time, but I’d like to fill it with the warmth of Meyer. I’ll be hosting an online Meyer study group on Thursdays (for $25/mo). The study group …

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16th Century

A Most Interesting Johann (part 1)

By admin May 5, 2020 August 13, 2020  Johann Kasimir 0

Johann Kasimir (Palatinate-Simmern) (Latinized as Johannes Kasimirus) (1543-1592) Kasimir was a German ‘prince’ of the House of Wittelsbach, and the third child, and second son of Elector Palatine Frederick III (Kurfürst von der Pfalz) “the …

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16th Century

05 Brief: Reading Note

By admin November 8, 2019 August 13, 2020  Periphery, Reading 0

I ran across a neat little article the other day. It was not found by accident, I was keyword searching stuff from my reading of Shaman of Oberstdorf. The good news, upon finishing it I …

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04 Brief: Reading Notes

By admin November 4, 2019 August 13, 2020  Periphery, Reading 0

Women and Family Life in Early Modern German Literature is another book on the bedside pile mentioned in the previous update. I picked this one up in hopes of collecting more data about interpersonal interactions …

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03 Brief: Reading Notes

By admin October 29, 2019 August 13, 2020  Periphery, Reading 0

Last night just before bedding down for the night a little memory sparked briefly. I’ll go back through and add hyperlinks like I always do. I remembered reading an NPR book review some long while …

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Schutzhalter​

By admin October 28, 2019 August 13, 2020  Fechtschul, Periphery, Terminology 0

Schutzhalter​ ​ [ʃʊt͡s ˈhaltɐ] schutz​ (lit. shoot, 1836, p421)) halter​ (lit. “​to look after, or keep​” (Dasypodius 1535, 99v2), ‘​keep’​, as in housekeeper (Golius, 1579, 211) The term ​Schutzhalter​ was often used liken to“​schirmer/ ”​ …

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02 Brief: Reading Notes

By admin October 26, 2019 August 13, 2020  Periphery, Reading 0

So if I am sharing some of my research readings why not over-share bit? Why not include the books I am also reading? It might just motivate me to write brief reviews on Amazon or …

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01 The First Brief Reading Notes

By admin October 24, 2019 August 13, 2020  Periphery, Reading 0

This morning as I finished a cool little article published earlier this year I thought, “I should share this thing with the universe, its good stuff“. At a glance it is an informational piece about …

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16th Century

B. Ann Tlusty’s Fanboy

By admin October 24, 2019 August 13, 2020  Reading 0

Professor and renowned author B. Ann Tlusty, a social and cultural historian of the first caliber is one of my most favorite researchers. I believe her works are important linchpins of topical knowledge regarding the …

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16th Century, Meyer Fencing

3rd Annual Madtown Fechtschul

By admin June 21, 2019 August 13, 2020  Fechtschul, MFFG 0

This year we will be honored to host Adam Fanti workshop, “Secrets on Display – Public Fencing in the 16th Century” on Saturday the 5th of October 2019 at the Goodman Community Center gymnasium in …

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