HEMA Authors and Fencing Masters

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Comte de Druy

France fl. 1657–1658

French nobleman of the Nivernais, described in contemporary ecclesiastical proceedings as the Baron de Druy, and author of La beauté de la valeur et la lâcheté du duel, approved by the Assembly of the Clergy of France in 1657 and published in Paris in 1658.

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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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Daniel O'Sullivan

France fl. 1765

Fencing master attached to the French royal academies and author of the Paris manual L’escrime pratique (1765), a concise exposition of small-sword principles.

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Des Godins de Souhesmes

France fl. 1878

French author known from the fifty-page anti-duelling pamphlet Du Duel, printed at Algiers in 1878; fuller forenames remain unverified.

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Dumaniant

France 1752 - 1828 1752–1828

Stage name of Antoine-Jean Bourlin, a French actor, playwright and theatre director; librettist of the one-act comédie mêlée d’ariettes Le Duel de Bambin.

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Edmond Badon

France 1808 - 1849 fl. 1832–1849

French playwright and librettist who collaborated with Lockroy. Their Un duel sous le cardinal de Richelieu was first staged and printed in Paris in 1832 and later circulated in translation.

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Édouard Dujardin

France 1861 - 1949 1861–1949

French writer, poet, dramatist and periodical editor. Under the pseudonym Ferréus he compiled the Annuaire du duel, 1880–1889, published in 1891.

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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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Émile Mérignac

France 1858 - ? fl. 1883–1886

French fencing master and historian from the Mérignac fencing family, brother of the celebrated master Louis Mérignac. Émile Mérignac authored the two-volume Histoire de l’escrime dans tous les temps et dans tous les pays, issued in 1883 and 1886.

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Emmanuel Théaulon

France 1787 - 1841 fl. 1811–1841

French playwright and librettist, also known as Théaulon de Lambert, and co-author of Cinq heures du soir, ou le Duel manqué (1827).

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Étienne Pasquier

France 1529 - 1615 fl. 1558–1615

French lawyer, humanist and historian whose Recherches de la France discuss judicial combat and gages de bataille. The catalogue manifestation is the two-volume 1723 collected edition.

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Eugène François Cauchy

France 1802 - 1877 fl. 1823–1877

French jurist, public official and scholar of legal history and international maritime law. Eugène François Cauchy examined the origins, customs and contemporary legal status of duelling in his two-volume study Du duel.

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