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Ambrose Caliver (1894–1962) was an
American teacher and Dean who
changed the face of
Black education on a
national scale.
Caliver devoted much of his...
- 5 oz). A
standardized arquebus, the
caliver, was
introduced in the
latter half of the 16th century. The name "
caliver" is an
English derivation from the...
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especially about the
English Civil War. They are the
publishing division of
Caliver Books —
which is
based in Leigh-on-Sea and Newthorpe. They also published...
- following:
Alfred Edgar Smith,
Works Projects Administration Dr.
Ambrose Caliver,
Department of the
Interior Arthur Weiseger,
Department of
Labor Charles...
- Infantry:
Calivers (the
caliver was an
early infantry firearm): 360 trained, 682
untrained Muskets: 600 trained, 237
untrained Corslets (armoured pikemen):...
- the
caliver, a
standardized "calibre" (spelled "caliber" in the US),
appeared in
Europe around 1567–9.
According to
Jacob de Gheyn, the
caliver was a...
-
Brunswick rifle (UK -
Rifle - 1836)
Burnside carbine (USA -
Rifle - 1858)
Caliver (UK -
Arquebus - 17th century)
Carcano Rifle (Kingdom of
Italy - Rifle...
- buannacht. This
policy allowed him to
field an
impressive force, with
calivers and
gunpowder supplied from
Spain and Scotland, and in 1595 he gave the...
- fall into the nu-metal sound. "ALBUM:
Volumes – 'Different Animals'".
CaliverTV. June 27, 2017.
Retrieved June 27, 2017. "Volumes -
Different Animals"...
- Stick,
branch (Improvised, Worldwide) Abus
howitzer (Turkish) Arquebus,
caliver, hackbut, harkbus,
harquebus (European)
Bajozutsu pistol (****anese) Basilisk...
