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Of swords and swordmaking

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Of swords and swordmaking

Auteurs : Madeleine Durand-Charre

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Engineering Materials and Processes [ 1619-0181 ]

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Abstract

Abstract: In her hook La Ville Noire (Levy, Paris, 1860l, the French 19th century novelist George Sand describes her impressions of the metalworking profession, gained during a visit to cutlery workshops in Thiers, in the following terms : “There is nothing in the world more delightful than to see all those people, so sharp, so dexterous, so skilful, and so careful, each in his own domain... they (armourers, cutlers, locksmiths, men of fire) twist a har of raw metal and pass it from hand to hand so fast and so expertly that in less than twenty minutes you see it change into a handy, light and sturdy tool, as Bright and shiny as you could wish.”

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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-08729-9_2

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