HEMA Authors and Fencing Masters

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René de Belleval

France 1837 - 1900

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Simon Alphonse Kirchhoffer

France 1873 - 1913

French fencing master and silver medallist in the masters’ foil event at Paris 1900.

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Achille Édom

France

French physician and fencing author active in 1908–1909.

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Ambroise Baudry

France fl. 1893

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B. Bonnel

France fl. 1860

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Bayard and J. Gabriel

France

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Charles Du Verger de Saint-Thomas

France

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Charles-Jean-Baptiste Bazancourt

France 1876

French author associated with `Les Secrets de l'Epée`, a late nineteenth-century work that treats fencing in a reflective and literary mode. He belongs to the broader nineteenth-century French culture in which martial expertise, salon writing, and historical curiosity could overlap in works addressed to both practitioners and cultivated readers.

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Claude-François Ménestrier

France 1631 - 1705 1660s-1705

French Jesuit, heraldist, antiquarian, and theorist of spectacle, ceremony, emblems, and courtly representation. He is relevant to the project as a contextual author in the study of heraldry, chivalric display, ceremonial arms, and the symbolic language surrounding martial honour rather than as a fencing master.

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Cordelois

France

French fencing master active in Paris in the 1860s and 1870s; consulted authority sources identify him only as Cordelois.

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Émile Bruneau de Laborie

France 1871 - 1930

French fencer, sports writer and African explorer; author of Les lois du duel.

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Francois Bas

France 1749

French fencing author associated with `Nouvelles et utiles observations pour bien tirer des armes`, a mid-eighteenth-century technical work on swordsmanship. He belongs to the mature smallsword era and appears as a practical pedagogical writer whose treatise circulated in print even though the surviving personal biography is slight.

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