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Swords, Science, and Society: German Martial Arts in the Middle Ages Keith Farrell:Paperback The book is written byIn medieval Germany, combat was a matter of life and death, and knowing the Art of Fencing was to have control over it: to have the power to save or take lives. Those who knew the Art of Fencing kept such knowledge as a closely guarded secret. In 15th century Bavaria, a small and secretive fellowship of fencing masters encoded their knowledge into a cryptic verse. Their Art, the one true art of the sword, was reserved only for the initiated. At the