Bill,
As far as I know the word "fencing" is derived from the word "defence".
The word "defence" itself is the British English (not the American English)
spelling of the word.
You maybe able to search for fencing clips by using the
Alta Vista search engine
http://www.altavista.com/
The fencing.net web site also has a single clip in their download section.
Regards,
Sam
--- Bill Pirkle <pirkle@zipcon.net> wrote:
> First please excuse the cross posts. I sent this to three groups.
>
> Question !. What is the origin of the word "fencing"?
>
> Question 2. It is so hard to find fencing clips on the net. There are plenty
> of CDs and DVDs to buy. I want to add some clips, avi, mpeg, etc to my site
> but I can' t find any. Does anybody here know some URLs that have clips to
> play. I would greatly appreciate some.
>
> Thanks,
> Bill Pirkle
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
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