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My confusion on Men at Arms, and Knights.
Aiden of Oreland:
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--- Quote from: Sir Aiden on 2014-02-04, 21:05:02 ---Maybe a knight is considered a man at arms?
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Yes Sir Aiden, all knights are considered men-at-arms.
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:) im so proud of myself.
Sir Patrick:
Back in the day, Terry Gilliam used to do series on the "History" channel called Medieval Lives. The "Knight" episode featured John Hawkwood. Not a nice guy! You can find it pretty easily on YouTube.
ADDED: Check out "1066" by David Howart for some good background on Huscarls.
Lord Dane:
--- Quote from: Ian on 2014-02-04, 21:23:09 ---
--- Quote from: Sir Aiden on 2014-02-04, 21:05:02 ---Maybe a knight is considered a man at arms?
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Yes Sir Aiden, all knights are considered men-at-arms.
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Just like all pages are considered "Squire lackeys" or "boys-with-arms" (to carry all my tourney gear around). ;D
Sir Wolf:
their italian... of course there are no real knights hahaha jk jk
Sir James A:
--- Quote from: Sir Patrick on 2014-02-04, 22:26:42 ---Back in the day, Terry Gilliam used to do series on the "History" channel called Medieval Lives. The "Knight" episode featured John Hawkwood. Not a nice guy! You can find it pretty easily on YouTube.
ADDED: Check out "1066" by David Howart for some good background on Huscarls.
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Ah! I have 7 or 8 episodes of that but haven't seen it yet. I think I need to do so. Thanks!
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