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  • cane fencing

    
one or more flourishes, or moulinets (French: “twirls”), which served to confuse an assailant and lent momentum to the cut. The thrusts were similar to those in foil fencing but often carried out with both hands grasping the stick, giving greater force and enabling the cane to be used at


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one or more flourishes, or moulinets (French: “twirls”), which served to confuse an assailant and lent momentum to the cut. The thrusts were similar to those in foil fencing but often carried out with both hands grasping the stick, giving greater force and enabling the cane to be used at


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