Meanings of good swordsmen in English

The three men you name are all stout fellows, and good swordsmen.

You and Eric are the other good swordsmen, I knew that.

No one thinks of asking whether Frederick the Great and Napoleon were good swordsmen.

You both behaved like brave gentlemen and good swordsmen.

Nothing visible picked them out from any other men in the Guards, but only good swordsmen, trusted men, got this duty.

It is a sort of science, you see, and one learns it just as people here learn to be good swordsmen.

I've never been to the southern coast, but there are several good swordsmen along the islands I've been meaning to test out.

There were some good swordsmen among our Huguenot friends, and he has also had the best English teachers we could get for him.

Both were good swordsmen, but the pirate had greater size and strength, and his arm was, besides, untired, while Fleetwood could scarcely wield his weapon.

"There be some good swordsmen even in Virginia, sir."

"These boys are too small and weak to make good swordsmen or archers or spearmen, but they can still kill, if they're used right."