Treatise Upon The Useful Science Of Defence: Connecting The Small And Back-sword, And Shewing The Af

This classic treatise on swordsmanship, written by British Army captain John Godfrey in 1747, is a fascinating exploration of the art and science of fencing. Godfrey covers everything from the fundamentals of attack and defense to the nuances of style and technique, offering a wealth of practical advice for both aspiring swordsman and seasoned duelist. An essential resource for martial artists and historians alike.

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