HEMA Authors and Fencing Masters

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Richard Warner

United Kingdom 1763 - 1857 0

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Robert Bell Calton

United Kingdom fl. 1852–1877

British historical writer, author of Annals and Legends of Calais (1852), a work reissued in a school edition in 1877; publisher advertisements also identify him as the author of Rambles in Sweden and Gotland.

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Robert Dudley

United Kingdom 1532 - 1588 1550s-1588

English courtier, statesman, soldier, and favourite of Queen Elizabeth I, best known as the Earl of Leicester. In the present bibliography he appears not as a fencing master but as the issuing authority behind `Lawes and Ordinances Militarie`, which reflects his central role in Elizabethan military administration and campaign discipline.

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Robert Lucas Pearsall

United Kingdom 1795 - 1856 fl. 1816–1856

English barrister, composer and antiquary who lived for much of his adult life in Germany and Switzerland. Robert Lucas Pearsall combined musical activity with historical, heraldic and genealogical research, including a study of judicial duels in Germany.

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Robert Parker

United Kingdom fl. 1434–1487

English churchman and royal clerk proposed as the probable author of Of Knyghthode and Bataile.

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Robert Southey

United Kingdom 1774 - 1843 fl. 1792–1843

English Romantic poet, historian, biographer, translator and essayist who served as Poet Laureate from 1813. Robert Southey developed particular expertise in Iberian and colonial history; his extensive notes and reading extracts were published posthumously as Southey’s Common-place Book.

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Samuel Hayes

United Kingdom 1749 - 1795 1749–c. 1795

English poet and Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. His prize poem Duelling was printed at Cambridge in 1775.

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Samuel Richardson

United Kingdom 1689 - 1761 0

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Samuel White Baker

United Kingdom 1821 - 1893 fl. 1854–1893

British explorer, naturalist, hunter, engineer and writer. Samuel White Baker travelled extensively in Africa and wrote The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia, including observations on the Hamran sword hunters.

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Sir Ernest George Stenson-Cooke

United Kingdom 1874 - 1942 fl. 1895–1942

British fencer, military-training enthusiast and long-serving secretary of the Automobile Association; he took part in Alfred Hutton’s historical-fencing group and competed at the 1912 Olympics.

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Sir George Malcolm Fox

United Kingdom 1843 - 1918

British Army officer of the Black Watch, veteran of Tel el-Kebir and later Inspector General of Gymnasia at Aldershot. He wrote on physical drill, bayonet exercise and military physical training.

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Sir Henry Wotton

United Kingdom 1568 - 1639 0

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