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American Baptist minister, missionary writer and educator. Howard Malcom travelled widely in Asia, led colleges in Kentucky and Pennsylvania and wrote religious and reference works, including the Theological Index with its indexed discussion of duelling.
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American jurist and judge in Pennsylvania, author of moral and religious charges including an address on duelling.
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American artillery officer, municipal official, Whig congressman and New York state senator, and a nephew of President James Monroe. After graduating from West Point and serving as Winfield Scott’s aide, Colonel James Monroe wrote on infantry drill and bayonet fencing.
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United States Army officer, West Point graduate and military administrator who became Adjutant General of the Army. John Cunningham Kelton authored a practical bayonet manual for United States Army and militia instruction.
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American merchant, newspaper editor, historian, public official and Whig congressman. Lorenzo Sabine became particularly known for research on Loyalists of the American Revolution and also compiled the extensive 1855 Notes on Duels and Duelling.
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American Presbyterian minister, revivalist and social reformer. Lyman Beecher addressed duelling as a moral and civic problem in his 1806 sermon The Remedy for Duelling.
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American clergyman, itinerant bookseller and popular moralizing author, represented here by God’s Revenge Against Duelling.
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French-American traveller, naturalist, and explorer of West and Equatorial Africa who later studied Nordic archaeology and culture. He authored The Viking Age, issued in London in two volumes in 1889.
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American Presbyterian minister, professor and religious writer. While pastor at Burlington, New Jersey, he preached and published the 1842 anti-duelling sermon The Guilt of Duelling.
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American Union Army officer and military historian who lost a leg at Gettysburg and later wrote influential studies of warfare. Theodore Ayrault Dodge also published an illustrated introduction to fencing for young readers.
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American Congregational minister, theologian, poet, educator and president of Yale College. Timothy Dwight addressed the moral and civic consequences of duelling in a sermon delivered at Yale in 1804 and published the following year.
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William H. Waldron is represented in the reviewed catalogue records as author of “Elements of Trench Warfare: Bayonet Training” (1917). No additional biographical identity or secure life dates are asserted beyond these linked manifestations.
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