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French army officer and military writer. His Escrime du fusil applied bayonet fencing to light infantry tactics and was issued at Lyon in the early 1840s.
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Author known only by the surname Charrin, responsible for an 1866 French-language technical discussion of revolver defects and improvements.
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French fencing author known from De la beauté de l’escrime de l’épée, a 1732 treatise dedicated to the duc de Villars. No reliable given name or civil dates have yet been established.
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French fencing writer known from Maximes et instructions sur l’art de tirer les armes, first issued at Saint Petersburg in 1775 and reissued at Leipzig in 1776 and 1799. His personal name remains unresolved.
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Catalogue authority heading CHEVIGNY, associated in the reviewed records as author of “Science des personnes de cour et d'épée. 2eedition” (1752). The surviving sources used by this catalogue do not support a safe expansion of the heading or secure life dates; it is retained explicitly as an unresolved historical attribution.
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Catalogue authority heading CHEVIGNY. MASSUET, associated in the reviewed records as author of “Detached date-range heading: 1752–1757”. The surviving sources used by this catalogue do not support a safe expansion of the heading or secure life dates; it is retained explicitly as an unresolved historical attribution.
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Catalogue authority heading CHÉZY, associated in the reviewed records as author of “Die sechs nobeln Passionen” (1842). The surviving sources used by this catalogue do not support a safe expansion of the heading or secure life dates; it is retained explicitly as an unresolved historical attribution.
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Catalogue authority heading CHISHULL, associated in the reviewed records as author of “Against duelling: asermonon Rom. XII. 19” (1712). The surviving sources used by this catalogue do not support a safe expansion of the heading or secure life dates; it is retained explicitly as an unresolved historical attribution.
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Catalogue authority heading CHRISTENSEN, associated in the reviewed records as author of “Infanteristens Forhold i Fægtningen” (1882). The surviving sources used by this catalogue do not support a safe expansion of the heading or secure life dates; it is retained explicitly as an unresolved historical attribution.
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Catalogue authority heading CHRISTFALS, associated in the reviewed records as author of “Jüdische Fechtschule” (1760). The surviving sources used by this catalogue do not support a safe expansion of the heading or secure life dates; it is retained explicitly as an unresolved historical attribution.
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Dutch military fencing master and gymnastics instructor, born at ’s-Hertogenbosch. Christiaan Siebenhaar rose to sergeant-major and chief fencing master, promoted Dutch technical terminology and is remembered as a founder of the national Dutch fencing school.
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Christian Günther von Berlepsch is represented in the reviewed catalogue records as author of “Phrases ex variis autoribus quam studiosissimi collectae” (1662). No additional biographical identity or secure life dates are asserted beyond these linked manifestations.
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