"handgonne" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "Learned borrowing from Middle English handgonne. Doublet of handgun.",
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          "text": "mere dry-as-dust knowledge of how Cæsar invaded Gaul, or Hannibal Italy, is about as useful as a knowledge of the \"handgonne\" would be for working a 12-pounder breech-loader.",
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          "text": "It is not known exactly when handheld black-powder weapons were first used, nor when the handgonne was later replaced by the matchlock.",
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        "A handheld pre-matchlock black-powder gun."
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        "(historical) A handheld pre-matchlock black-powder gun."
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