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In Spain, as in other parts of medieval Europe, knights were mounted warriors of noble birth who received formal training in arms and warfare. Squires were young men, also of noble birth, who served as attendants to knights, assisting them with their equipment, horses, and daily needs, while also receiving training in arms themselves. I took the picture in Avila (Spain) when we visited a Medieval Market.

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