hist-games: Nine men's morris
Christian Joachim Hartmann
lukian at Null.net
Mon Aug 31 07:15:15 PDT 1998
At 17:31 29.08.98 +0100, Bill wrote:
>Turf - "the nine mens morris is filled up with mud" Bill Shakespere
These Shakespeare allusions come up again and again
being given different meaning every time.
I think that the "nine men's morris" was either
a dancing greens or maybe, maybe a turf maze.
A life-size game of morris on a board cut into turf would be beyond
our knowledge.
** Christian Joachim Hartmann
** lukian at Null.net
** christian.hartmann at uni-duesseldorf.de
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