Pike and Musket Society - Revision history

Legviiii: annotate dead link, provide new link to "About us"

2015-05-06T13:50:19Z

annotate dead link, provide new link to "About us"

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			The website has since been updated with a new "About us" section. http://theroutiers.org/wp/about-us/

	==External Links==		==External Links==

User 144 at 17:56, 28 April 2009

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	They concentrate on the Trained Bands (or "Trayned Bandes" if you prefer) of [[London]] during the period of the [[English Civil War]]. Even more specifically, the Second Captain's Company of the Green Band. The Society's aim is for as much historical accuracy as is practicable. [[Clothing]], [[weapon]]s and accoutrements are carefully reconstructed, based on historical [[research]], preferably using [[primary source\|primary (period) sources]].		They concentrate on the Trained Bands (or "Trayned Bandes" if you prefer) of [[London]] during the period of the [[English Civil War]]. Even more specifically, the Second Captain's Company of the Green Band. The Society's aim is for as much historical accuracy as is practicable. [[Clothing]], [[weapon]]s and accoutrements are carefully reconstructed, based on historical [[research]], preferably using [[primary source\|primary (period) sources]].

	Their reasoning is "to take historical [[re-enactment]] seriously, and ourselves seriously not at all!" - the opposite tack to some other ~~organizations~~.		Their reasoning is "to take historical [[re-enactment]] seriously, and ourselves seriously not at all!" - the opposite tack to some other organisations.

	Website: http://www.theroutiers.org/		Website: http://www.theroutiers.org/

Paul Matisz: removed section on Routiers and the SCA -- irrelevant and possibly offensive

2009-04-26T12:25:41Z

removed section on Routiers and the SCA -- irrelevant and possibly offensive

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	They concentrate on the Trained Bands (or "Trayned Bandes" if you prefer) of [[London]] during the period of the [[English Civil War]]. Even more specifically, the Second Captain's Company of the Green Band. The Society's aim is for as much historical accuracy as is practicable. [[Clothing]], [[weapon]]s and accoutrements are carefully reconstructed, based on historical [[research]], preferably using [[primary source\|primary (period) sources]].		They concentrate on the Trained Bands (or "Trayned Bandes" if you prefer) of [[London]] during the period of the [[English Civil War]]. Even more specifically, the Second Captain's Company of the Green Band. The Society's aim is for as much historical accuracy as is practicable. [[Clothing]], [[weapon]]s and accoutrements are carefully reconstructed, based on historical [[research]], preferably using [[primary source\|primary (period) sources]].

	Their reasoning is "to take historical [[re-enactment]] seriously, and ourselves seriously not at all!" - the opposite tack to some other ~~organisations~~.		Their reasoning is "to take historical [[re-enactment]] seriously, and ourselves seriously not at all!" - the opposite tack to some other organizations.

	~~Wesbite~~: http://www.theroutiers.org/		Website: http://www.theroutiers.org/

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	==The Routiers and the SCA==

	The Pike and Musket Society gives more importance to the historical accuracy of the construction and look of its props and actions than the [[SCA]], but there are many areas of interest and discussions that have quite happily involved [[member]]s of both societies. However, this mutual acceptance is not universal for all members. There is a historical habit of some members bad-mouthing the other society on the basis of previous incidents involving members some of which have since left the societies. Some of this ridiculing may still be found on various webpages.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

User 144: categorising

2006-05-06T05:01:21Z

categorising

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	The Pike and Musket Society gives more importance to the historical accuracy of the construction and look of its props and actions than the [[SCA]], but there are many areas of interest and discussions that have quite happily involved [[member]]s of both societies. However, this mutual acceptance is not universal for all members. There is a historical habit of some members bad-mouthing the other society on the basis of previous incidents involving members some of which have since left the societies. Some of this ridiculing may still be found on various webpages.		The Pike and Musket Society gives more importance to the historical accuracy of the construction and look of its props and actions than the [[SCA]], but there are many areas of interest and discussions that have quite happily involved [[member]]s of both societies. However, this mutual acceptance is not universal for all members. There is a historical habit of some members bad-mouthing the other society on the basis of previous incidents involving members some of which have since left the societies. Some of this ridiculing may still be found on various webpages.

			==External Links==
			'''See Also:'''
			* [http://www.theroutiers.org The Pike and Musket Society]
			[[category:re-enactment groups]]

144.137.119.138 at 13:34, 22 January 2006

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	==The Routiers and the SCA==		==The Routiers and the SCA==

	The Pike and Musket Society gives more importance to the historical accuracy of the construction and look of its props and actions than the [[SCA]], but there are many areas of interest and discussions that have quite happily involved [[member]]s of both societies. However, this mutual acceptance is not universal for all members. There is a historical habit of some members bad-mouthing the other society on the basis of previous incidents involving members some of which have since left the societies. Some of this ~~ridiculling~~ may still be found on various webpages.		The Pike and Musket Society gives more importance to the historical accuracy of the construction and look of its props and actions than the [[SCA]], but there are many areas of interest and discussions that have quite happily involved [[member]]s of both societies. However, this mutual acceptance is not universal for all members. There is a historical habit of some members bad-mouthing the other society on the basis of previous incidents involving members some of which have since left the societies. Some of this ridiculing may still be found on various webpages.

144.137.119.138 at 13:33, 22 January 2006

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	==The Routiers and the SCA==		==The Routiers and the SCA==

	The Pike and Musket Society gives more importance to the historical accuracy of the construction and look of its props and actions than the [[SCA]], but there are many areas of interest and discussions that have quite happily involved [[member]]s of both societies. However, this mutual acceptance is not universal for all members. There is a historical habit of some members bad-mouthing the other society on the basis of previous incidents involving members ~~who~~ have since left the societies. Some of this ridiculling may still be found on various webpages.		The Pike and Musket Society gives more importance to the historical accuracy of the construction and look of its props and actions than the [[SCA]], but there are many areas of interest and discussions that have quite happily involved [[member]]s of both societies. However, this mutual acceptance is not universal for all members. There is a historical habit of some members bad-mouthing the other society on the basis of previous incidents involving members some of which have since left the societies. Some of this ridiculling may still be found on various webpages.

144.137.119.138: Spelling error

2006-01-22T13:32:59Z

Spelling error

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	==The Routiers and the SCA==		==The Routiers and the SCA==

	The Pike and Musket Society gives more importance to the historical accuracy of the construction and look of its props and actions than the [[SCA]], but there are many areas of interest and discussions that have quite happily involved [[member]]s of both societies. However, this ~~mututal~~ acceptance is not universal for all members. There is a historical habit of some members bad-mouthing the other society on the basis of previous incidents involving members who have since left the societies. Some of this ridiculling may still be found on various webpages.		The Pike and Musket Society gives more importance to the historical accuracy of the construction and look of its props and actions than the [[SCA]], but there are many areas of interest and discussions that have quite happily involved [[member]]s of both societies. However, this mutual acceptance is not universal for all members. There is a historical habit of some members bad-mouthing the other society on the basis of previous incidents involving members who have since left the societies. Some of this ridiculling may still be found on various webpages.

Cian at 23:22, 11 January 2005

2005-01-11T23:22:16Z

New page

The '''Pike and Musket Society''' or the '''Routiers''' are a [[living history]] organisation whose focus is on the military aspects of [[17th century]] [[Europe]]. It was formed in [[Australia]] but has international associations.

They concentrate on the Trained Bands (or "Trayned Bandes" if you prefer) of [[London]] during the period of the [[English Civil War]]. Even more specifically, the Second Captain's Company of the Green Band. The Society's aim is for as much historical accuracy as is practicable. [[Clothing]], [[weapon]]s and accoutrements are carefully reconstructed, based on historical [[research]], preferably using [[primary source|primary (period) sources]].

Their reasoning is "to take historical [[re-enactment]] seriously, and ourselves seriously not at all!" - the opposite tack to some other organisations.

Wesbite: http://www.theroutiers.org/

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''The above description is based on the content of http://www.theroutiers.org/whatis.htm''
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==The Routiers and the SCA==

The Pike and Musket Society gives more importance to the historical accuracy of the construction and look of its props and actions than the [[SCA]], but there are many areas of interest and discussions that have quite happily involved [[member]]s of both societies. However, this mututal acceptance is not universal for all members. There is a historical habit of some members bad-mouthing the other society on the basis of previous incidents involving members who have since left the societies. Some of this ridiculling may still be found on various webpages.