Definition of Veuglaire. Meaning of Veuglaire. Synonyms of Veuglaire

- The Veuglaire (derived from the German Vogler and Vogelfänger, and the Flemish Vogheler, after a gun manufacturer named Vögler. English: Fowler) was a...
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- similar to that involving the manufacture of wine barrels (tonneaux). Veuglaires (English "fowlers") were developed, up to 2 meters (8 feet) long, and...
- beautiful pieces of 14th-century artillery were found ("powder chamber veuglaire"), which are based in an archaeological deposit in Nevers and are absolutely...
- seized in Constantine in 1837. Artillery of France in the Middle Ages Veuglaire Science and civilisation in China Joseph Needham p. 366 Science and civilisation...
- Full-rigged ship Complement 500 (340 sailors, 40 gunners, 120 soldiers) Armament 3 cannons 2 demi-cannons 18 culverins 13 demi-culverins 19 sakers 3 veuglaires...
- number of defenders inside is unknown, although they had 14 föglare (Veuglaire), which they used during the siege. Initially, he failed to take the fortress...