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French cleric and dance theorist, born Jehan Tabourot, best known for `Orchesographie`. He is relevant to the project as a key witness to Renaissance bodily practice, gesture, movement pedagogy, and the social disciplines that stood close to martial and courtly training.
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Welsh-born Anglican clergyman, Fellow of Trinity College Cambridge, and author of `A Sermon upon Duelling`, preached in 1791 and published in 1792. He belongs to the moral and academic literature surrounding the duel, representing the clerical and reformist critique of honour violence in late eighteenth-century Britain.
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