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• The Irish also deployed a greatly enlarged force of cavalry and caliver-men ( musketeers ).
• To Bagenal's puzzlement, the caliver-men were turned out in red coats and acquitted themselves with expertise.
• Born 1894 in Saltsville, Virginia, Caliver graduated from M . A . from the University of Wisconsin in 1921.
• An improved version of the arquebus, the "'caliver "', was introduced in the early 16th century.
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• A lighter alternative to either the arquebus or the musket was the caliver, which was often used at sea, or by Stefan Batory??.
• The engineers worked under cover of the musketeers and caliver men, with gabions ( wicker baskets filled with earth ) to shield them from hostile fire.
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• The arquebus and caliver were phased out in the 17th century as the musket became lighter and more portable, and " musket " thereafter became the generic name for long-barrelled, handheld firearms.
• In the aftermath of the Italian Wars, from the end of the 15th century to the late 16th century, most European armies adopted the use of the pike, often in conjunction with primitive firearms such as the arquebus and caliver to form large pike and shot formations.
• During the eighth conference of the Prairie view educational Conference in 1937 aimed to  do for Texas what Caliver had done for the country The conference was the most important discussion on black higher education in Texas and cited Caliver s 1932 study of black secondary education, along with Caliver s study of black rural education in 1935.