Fencing /

Fencing /
by: Pollock, Walter Herries, 1850-1926
Published: (1889)

Defensive exercises : comprising wrestling, as in Cumberland, Westmoreland, Cornwall, and Devonshire; boxing, both in the usual mode and in a simpler one; defence against brute force, by various means; fencing and broad sword, with simpler methods; the gun, and its exercise; the rifle, and its exercise, &c. &c. &c. /
by: Walker, Donald
Published: (1840)

Progymnasmata. The inn-play: or, Cornish-hugg wrestler. : Digested in a method which teacheth to break all holds, and throw most falls mathematically. : Easy to be understood by all gentlemen, &c. and of great use to such who understand the small-sword in fencing. : And by all tradesmen and handicrafts, that have competent knowledge of the use of the stilliards, bar, crove-iron or lever, with their hypomochlions, fulciments or baits. /
by: Parkyns, Thomas, Sir, 1662-1741

Owen Swift's boxing without a master, or, The art of self defence.
by: Swift, Owen
Published: (1885)