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Henry de Sainct Didier – The French Fencing Master Who Put Swordplay Into Print Henry de Sainct Didier
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Henry de Sainct Didier – The French Fencing Master Who Put Swordplay Into Print

Jayne Ellis February 15, 2026 0
Henry de Sainct Didier was not a king, not a battlefield commander, and not a duellist whose...
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Battle of Hopton Heath 1643 Battle of Hopton Heath 1643
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Battle of Hopton Heath 1643

Jayne Ellis February 15, 2026 0
The Battle of Hopton Heath, fought on 19 March 1643 near Stafford, rarely enjoys the fame of...
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The Whitecloaks: Zealotry, Power, and Hypocrisy in The Wheel of Time Whitecloaks: Wheel of Time
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The Whitecloaks: Zealotry, Power, and Hypocrisy in The Wheel of Time

Liz Stone February 14, 2026 0
If you have spent any time in the world of The Wheel of Time or its television...
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Sundiata Keita: Lion of Mali and Founder of an Empire Sundiata Keita
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Sundiata Keita: Lion of Mali and Founder of an Empire

Jayne Ellis February 14, 2026 0
Few figures in medieval history loom as large as Sundiata Keita. He was the founder of the...
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Battle of Notium 406 BC – A Costly Athenian Misstep Battle of Notium
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Battle of Notium 406 BC – A Costly Athenian Misstep

Jayne Ellis February 14, 2026 0
The Battle of Notium in 406 BC was not the largest clash of the Peloponnesian War, nor...
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Nioh 2 Best Builds 2026 Guide – Top Weapon Builds for Every Playstyle Best Nioh Builds for every weapon
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Nioh 2 Best Builds 2026 Guide – Top Weapon Builds for Every Playstyle

Liz Stone February 13, 2026 0
Why Builds Still Matter in 2026 Nioh 2 is not new, but it refuses to age quietly....
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Mamluk Cavalry: Elite Horsemen of the Islamic World Mamluk Cavalry
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Mamluk Cavalry: Elite Horsemen of the Islamic World

Jayne Ellis February 13, 2026 0
Few mounted forces in medieval history earned such consistent respect as the cavalry of the Mamluk Sultanate....
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The Women of HBO’s Rome: Power, Desire, and Survival in the Late Republic Rome TV HBO
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The Women of HBO’s Rome: Power, Desire, and Survival in the Late Republic

Liz Stone February 13, 2026 0
The men of HBO’s Rome march, conquer, betray and declaim. They shout in the Senate and bleed...
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Edward England: The Pirate Who Refused to Be Cruel edward england
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Edward England: The Pirate Who Refused to Be Cruel

Jayne Ellis February 13, 2026 0
I have spent years reading about kings, rebels and reformers. Pirates are rarely afforded such seriousness. Edward...
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The Battle of Nicotera Battle of Nicotera
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The Battle of Nicotera

Jayne Ellis February 13, 2026 0
Norman Ambition and Southern Italian Resistance The Battle of Nicotera was one of the lesser discussed yet...
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Sword resources Archives - Seven Swords

  • The Most Expensive Swords Ever Sold at Auction
    by Matt Tait on September 29, 2026 at 1:55 pm

    Some swords are expensive because of their materials. Others are valuable because a famous hand once held them. The post The Most Expensive Swords Ever Sold at Auction appeared first on Seven Swords.

  • HEMA Sparring Swords: Types, Prices and How to Choose the Right One
    by Jayne Ellis on September 22, 2026 at 5:37 pm

    A HEMA sparring sword has a difficult role. It must resemble a historical weapon closely enough to teach The post HEMA Sparring Swords: Types, Prices and How to Choose the Right One appeared first on Seven Swords.

  • Essential Antique Sword Books: The Best Reference Guides for Collectors
    by Jayne Ellis on August 27, 2026 at 11:07 am

    Buying an antique sword without first buying a few good books is an impressively expensive way to learn. The post Essential Antique Sword Books: The Best Reference Guides for Collectors appeared first on Seven Swords.

  • Essential HEMA Books: The Historical Fencing Library Worth Building
    by Jayne Ellis on August 23, 2026 at 3:59 pm

    Historical European Martial Arts has a rather unusual relationship with books. In most combat sports, reading is supplementary. The post Essential HEMA Books: The Historical Fencing Library Worth Building appeared first on Seven Swords.

  • Napoleonic Sword Auction Guide: Prices, Identification and Buying Advice
    by Matt Tait on August 12, 2026 at 11:31 am

    Buying an original Napoleonic sword is one of those collecting decisions where enthusiasm can become expensive remarkably quickly. The post Napoleonic Sword Auction Guide: Prices, Identification and Buying Advice appeared first on Seven Swords.

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