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referred to a hand cannon. The
arquebus has at
times been
known as the
harquebus, harkbus, hackbut, hagbut, archibugio, haakbus, schiopo, sclopus, tüfenk...
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relic from the time when the Guard, and not the Warders,
carried the
harquebus. Paradoxically, the
Yeoman Warders wear like the
Yeomen of the
Guard a...
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harquebusiers were
characterised by the use of a type of
carbine called a "
harquebus". In England,
harquebusier was the
technical name for this type of cavalry...
- Soto Atahualpa (POW)
Strength 106
infantry 62
cavalry four
cannons 12
harquebuses 3,000–8,000
guards Casualties and
losses 1
slave dead; one
wounded 2...
- on "suitable horses".: 73
barracks moved to St James's
Palace issued harquebus This
Household Ordinance is the
first to
mention regulations for the Yeomen...
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roughly 80
years by the time
Bartolomeo Beretta got the big
order for 185
harquebus barrels from the doge of
Venice in 1526,
which is the
listed 'official'...
- the
prototype of the petronel. The
petronel is a
compromise between the
harquebus and the pistol.
Early petronels date back to the end of the 14th century...
- Worldwide) Abus
howitzer (Turkish) Arquebus, caliver, hackbut, harkbus,
harquebus (European)
Bajozutsu pistol (****anese)
Basilisk cannon (European) Baton...
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longest Barrel, vis. from 51⁄2 foot to 6; with an
indifferent Bore,
under Harquebus: Tho' for
different Occasions they shou'd be of
different Sorts, and Sizes...
- engignour,
meaning a
constructor of
military engines such as trebuchets,
harquebuses, longbows, cannons, catapults, ballistas, stirrups,
armour as well as...
