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English smallsword author associated with `The English Fencing-Master` and `The Gentleman's Tutor for the Small Sword`. His publications belong to the early eighteenth-century London market for polite martial instruction, where fencing manuals were shaped for gentlemen, students, and urban readers seeking practical but socially respectable training.
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British author associated with `Observations on Swords`, a mid-nineteenth-century work on military blades directed to officers and civilians concerned with sword quality and effectiveness. He belongs to the industrial and military world of Victorian edged-weapon manufacture and evaluation rather than to the salle d’armes tradition proper.
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English Church of England clergyman, author and lecturer.
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British cavalry major-general who devised the 1796 sword exercise and later helped found the Royal Military College.
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British author of an early nineteenth-century treatise on duelling, chivalry, ordeal, and judicial combat. His work is part of the antiquarian and moralizing literature that surveyed the duel historically while also addressing its continued social relevance in the modern gentlemanly world.
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British army captain and martial writer best known for `A Treatise upon the Useful Science of Defence`. His work is especially important because it links smallsword, backsword, and boxing within a single analytical framework, preserving valuable observations on practice, timing, measure, and the fighting culture of eighteenth-century Britain.
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