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A troop of mounted crossbowmen, of special skill and courage, usually formed the bodyguard of the king, and attended him in battle. Mounted crossbowmen
were largely employed on the Continent in the fourteenth, and first half of the
fifteenth century, and these men were usually allowed one and sometimes even
two horses apiece, besides being supplied, when on the march, with carts to
carry their crossbows and quarrels
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- The Book of the Crossbow
By Ralph Payne-Gallwey
Published in 1903, 1995
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- Mercredi 24 Mars 2021
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- 1097*875
- Mots-clés
- Century:15th, Hand weapons, Middle Ages, Weapons
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