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Spadroon

A spadroon is a light sword with a straight-edged blade, enabling both cut and thrust attacks. This English term first came into use in the early 18th century, though the type of sword it referred to was in common usage during the late 17th century. They were primarily used as a military (army and navy) sidearm in the late 17th and early 18th centuries…

Applications, 1786 regulation & 1796 regulation

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1786 regulation

American RevolutionFouled anchor
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1796 regulation

1796 pattern sword
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Later use

1840 model
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Practice today

Historical Fencing
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1786 regulation

1796 regulation

Later use

  • 1840 model Model 1840 army noncommissioned officers' sword

Practice today

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Spadroon

Nodes14
Edges13
Triples70
Avg. degree1.86
Density0.142857
Components1

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Spadroon

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related to 1796 regulation · 13
Spadroon → Britain, British, Europe, Great, Infantry, It, NCOs, One, Prussian Frederick, Royal Artillery, Royal Engineer, Such, The
related to 1786 regulation · 12
Spadroon → American Revolution, Board, Due, Government, Most, Nonetheless, Ordnance, Pattern, Since, The, This, Though
related to Early 18th century · 12
Spadroon → Around, British, Donald McBane, Many, McBane, Mortuary, Sir William Hope, The, The Expert Sword-Man's Companion, Their, These, Walloon
related to Etymology · 8
Spadroon → Donald McBane's, English, French, However, It, Italian, The, The Expert Sword-Man
related to Five ball spadroon · 6
Spadroon → French, Many, There, These, They, Though
related to Later use · 6
Spadroon → British, French, In America, Infantry, Many, These
related to Origin of the spadroon · 5
Spadroon → However, In, Mortuary, These, Walloon
related to Practice today · 3
Spadroon → HEMA, Historical Fencing, Several
related to Épée du soldat · 3
Spadroon → Britain, The French, They
is a · 2
Spadroon → light sword with a straight-edged blade, term used to categorize a type of sword that is in between a small sword

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sword many century swords pattern use type regulation 1796 officers spadroons late guard called used hilt term double though 17th

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Spadroonis alight sword with a straight-edged blade0.90text
Spadroonis aterm used to categorize a type of sword that is in between a small sword0.90text
Spadroonrelated to 1786 regulationThough0.60section
Spadroonrelated to 1786 regulationPattern0.60section
Spadroonrelated to 1786 regulationSince0.60section
Spadroonrelated to 1786 regulationBoard0.60section
Spadroonrelated to 1786 regulationOrdnance0.60section
Spadroonrelated to 1786 regulationGovernment0.60section
Spadroonrelated to 1786 regulationThis0.60section
Spadroonrelated to 1786 regulationThe0.60section
Spadroonrelated to 1786 regulationNonetheless0.60section
Spadroonrelated to 1786 regulationDue0.60section

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