I.33 Class in Denver

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I.33 Class in Denver

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Some more examples of I.33 fun. These were analyses I put together years ago as part of my study. They're full of mistakes (see the last sentence re: 'study') and they show how you can organize I.33 to make it more comprehensible. They don't answer the question: Why wasn't I.33 organized in this fashion?

Remember, April 11,18,25, 2013 from 6:30pm-7:30pm at The Art of Sword of Chivalry I'll be teaching the fundamentals of I.33 sword and buckler. You have to pay the regular site fee, the class is free, and we start and end promptly to avoid inconveniencing the rapier fighters.

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