Spadroons - what are they, and are they junk?
The British army pattern Spadroon, the regulation infantry officers and Sergeant's weapon of the Napoleonic period. A look at its origins, its qualities and how it fits into the history of British military swordsmanship.
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Napoleonic British Spadroons: Was the 1796 an IMPROVEMENT on what went before?
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