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The Merry Gameste...

Redsteve Redsteve said: " An excellent guide to popular games from Roman times up to around 1900 - although the author admits that many of the details prior to the Medieval period are highly speculative - aimed primarily at reenactors. Although some French, German, and Italia ...more "

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""Were they to kill the king, it would make four consecutive monarchs to perish in that way. Dying in one's royal bed is so sixteenth century."

"You sound like a Dumas villain. A rather witty one but still."

"I should take that as a compliment. Dumas never even mentions me. It's Richelieu this and Richelieu that, but not even a sentence or two for the poor bastard scion.""
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