The Three Musketeers - Revision history

Simoncursitor: Reverted edits by 64.59.139.153 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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Reverted edits by 64.59.139.153 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	'''The Three Musketeers''' is a book by Alexandre Dumas. The book was first published in 1844, and portrays post-[[medieval]] [[event]]s, but with the magic of swashbuckling that initially interests so many in [[recreationist\|historical recreation]].		'''The Three Musketeers''' is a book by Alexandre Dumas. The book was first published in 1844, and portrays post-[[medieval]] [[event]]s, but with the magic of swashbuckling that initially interests so many in [[recreationist\|historical recreation]].

64.59.139.153 at 07:54, 28 September 2007

2007-09-28T07:54:55Z

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	'''The Three Musketeers''' is a book by Alexandre Dumas. The book was first published in 1844, and portrays post-[[medieval]] [[event]]s, but with the magic of swashbuckling that initially interests so many in [[recreationist\|historical recreation]].		'''The Three Musketeers''' is a book by Alexandre Dumas. The book was first published in 1844, and portrays post-[[medieval]] [[event]]s, but with the magic of swashbuckling that initially interests so many in [[recreationist\|historical recreation]].

User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T01:44:00Z

categorising

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	'''The Three Musketeers''' is a book by Alexandre Dumas, ~~but~~ ~~more~~ ~~importantly the~~ first of ~~trilogy~~ ~~of films starring Michael York~~, ~~Oliver~~ ~~Reed,~~ ~~Richard~~ ~~Chamberlain~~, ~~Frank~~ ~~Finlay~~ ~~and~~ ~~Charlton~~ ~~Heston.~~ ~~These~~ ~~films~~ ~~are~~ ~~amongst~~ ~~the favourites of~~ many ~~[[SCA]]~~ [[~~fencing~~\|~~fencers~~]].		'''The Three Musketeers''' is a book by Alexandre Dumas. The book was first published in 1844, and portrays post-[[medieval]] [[event]]s, but with the magic of swashbuckling that initially interests so many in [[recreationist\|historical recreation]].

			This title is also given to the first of a trilogy of films starring Michael York, Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain, Frank Finlay and Charlton Heston. These films are amongst the favourites of many [[SCA]] [[fencing\|fencers]].
	The book was first published in 1844, and portrays post-[[medieval]] [[event]]s, but with the magic of swashbuckling that initially interests so many in historical recreation.

			==Other Films==
	Other popular films amongst the SCA include ''The Princess Bride'' and ''The Prisoner of Zenda''. A less popular but more appropriate film is ''The Lion in Winter''.		Other popular films amongst the SCA include ''The Princess Bride'' and ''The Prisoner of Zenda''. A less popular but more appropriate film is ''The Lion in Winter''.
			[[category:books]][[category:19th century]]

Cian: links

2005-07-22T06:58:57Z

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	'''The ~~three~~ ~~musketeers~~''' is a ~~book by~~ book by Alexandre Dumas, but more importantly the first of trilogy of films starring Michael York, Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain, Frank Finlay and Charlton Heston. These films are amongst the favourites of many [[SCA]] [[fencing\|fencers]].		'''The Three Musketeers''' is a book by Alexandre Dumas, but more importantly the first of trilogy of films starring Michael York, Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain, Frank Finlay and Charlton Heston. These films are amongst the favourites of many [[SCA]] [[fencing\|fencers]].

	The book was first published in 1844, and portrays post medieval ~~events~~, but with the magic of swashbuckling that initially interests so many in historical recreation.		The book was first published in 1844, and portrays post-[[medieval]] [[event]]s, but with the magic of swashbuckling that initially interests so many in historical recreation.

	Other popular films amongst the SCA include ''The Princess Bride'' and ''The Prisoner of Zenda''. A less popular but more appropriate film is ''The Lion in Winter''.		Other popular films amongst the SCA include ''The Princess Bride'' and ''The Prisoner of Zenda''. A less popular but more appropriate film is ''The Lion in Winter''.

Conrad Leviston: wikify

2005-02-06T11:42:31Z

wikify

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	A book by Alexandre Dumas, but more importantly the first of trilogy of films starring Michael York, Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain, Frank Finlay and Charlton Heston. These films are amongst the favourites of many SCA fencers.		'''The three musketeers''' is a book by book by Alexandre Dumas, but more importantly the first of trilogy of films starring Michael York, Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain, Frank Finlay and Charlton Heston. These films are amongst the favourites of many [[SCA]] [[fencing\|fencers]].

	The book was first published in 1844, and portrays post medieval events, but with the magic of swashbuckling that initially interests so many in historical recreation.		The book was first published in 1844, and portrays post medieval events, but with the magic of swashbuckling that initially interests so many in historical recreation.

	Other popular films ~~amounst~~ the SCA include ''The Princess Bride'' and ''The Prisoner of Zenda''		Other popular films amongst the SCA include ''The Princess Bride'' and ''The Prisoner of Zenda''. A less popular but more appropriate film is ''The Lion in Winter''.

Tiff at 12:28, 5 February 2005

2005-02-05T12:28:44Z

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	A book by Alexandre Dumas, but more importantly the first of trilogy of films starring Michael York, Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain, Frank Finlay and Charlton Heston. These films are amongst the favourites of many SCA fencers.		A book by Alexandre Dumas, but more importantly the first of trilogy of films starring Michael York, Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain, Frank Finlay and Charlton Heston. These films are amongst the favourites of many SCA fencers.

			The book was first published in 1844, and portrays post medieval events, but with the magic of swashbuckling that initially interests so many in historical recreation.
⚫	Other popular films include ''The Princess Bride'' and ''The Prisoner of Zenda''

		⚫	Other popular films amounst the SCA include ''The Princess Bride'' and ''The Prisoner of Zenda''

Freydis at 10:56, 5 February 2005

2005-02-05T10:56:09Z

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A book by Alexandre Dumas, but more importantly the first of trilogy of films starring Michael York, Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain, Frank Finlay and Charlton Heston. These films are amongst the favourites of many SCA fencers.

Other popular films include ''The Princess Bride'' and ''The Prisoner of Zenda''