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Targes from Yetholm,
Scottish Borders and
County Limerick". Am Baile.
Retrieved 2014-04-09.
Highland targes of the
seventeenth and...
- a
wooden frame. One of
these targes can be seen in
Warwick Castle and is
thought to be the only one in England. "
Targe, dress".
National Museum of Scotland...
-
through – the
Government front line (though many
Highlanders were
without targes to
protect from bayonets). However,
Coehorn mortar s****ing and devastating...
- example,
Scottish Highland fighters liked to
wield small shields known as
targes, and as late as the 19th century, some non-industrialized
peoples (such...
- ****isted by judges. The
investigation was
conducted by
Captain Antoine Louis Targe, aide to the minister.
During searches of the
Statistics Section he discovered...
- "shield bearers", also
known as "sword and
buckler men")
Swashbuckler Targe Buckler (surname)
Parikaoba (ru:Парикаоба) —
traditional Caucasian fencing...
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Connor (6
March 2014). "Economics
professor p****es
after cancer battle". The
Targe. "Donald
Trump is 'misogyny at its worst' says Sturgeon". Independent.co...
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April 2014. "Ex-MP:
Scotland 'in trouble' if lax on
constitution – The
Targe". thetarge.co.uk.
Retrieved 5
April 2020. "Former MP ****
Douglas dies aged...
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Connor (30
April 2014). "SF MLA:
Adams arrest 'negative PSNI agenda'". The
Targe.
Archived from the
original on 7
October 2020.
Retrieved 30
April 2014....
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above in
support of its use to
refer to a basket-hilted
broadsword and
targe: "a
strong handsome target, with a
sharp pointed steel, of
above half an...
