HEMA Authors and Fencing Masters

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Federico Cesarano

Italy fl. 1868–1882

Italian fencing master associated with Padua and founder of a gymnastics and fencing institution. He authored and promoted works on sabre and contemporary Italian fencing.

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Felice Valletti

Italy 1845 - 1920 fl. 1872–1893

Italian educator and historian of gymnastics, a pupil of Rudolf Obermann and the first central inspector responsible for gymnastics in the national education administration.

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Fernand Lagrange

France 1845 - 1909 fl. 1869–1909

French physician and physiologist who studied exercise, fatigue and physical education. Fernand Lagrange also examined fencing as exercise and wrote the preface to Joseph Charlemont’s study of boxing and cane fighting.

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Fougère

France fl. 1828–1829

French fencing writer and self-described fencing master associated with a satirical duel-survival manual published in Paris in 1828 and translated into Italian and German. The forename remains unresolved.

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Francisco Antonio de Ettenhard y Abarca

Spain 1650 - 1701 fl. 1675–1697

Spanish nobleman, soldier, painter and fencing master associated with the Verdadera Destreza tradition. He served Charles II and published major works on the philosophical and mathematical foundations of arms.

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François Jules Dérué

France 1835 - 1922

French army officer, fencing master and author; directed fencing instruction at Joinville and devised the sabre that bears his name.

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Gabriel Letainturier-Fradin

France 1864 - 1948 fl. 1890–1920

French writer on duelling and fencing history.

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Gaspar Agustín de Lara

Spain fl. 1675

Spanish author in the Verdadera Destreza tradition. His Cornucopia numerosa systematised principles drawn from Luis Pacheco de Narváez and answered contemporary assertions against that doctrine.

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Georg von Sarachaga Uria

Spain 1811 - 1843 fl. 1843

Spanish-born nobleman and Baden officer involved in the Göler–Haber affair. He published several accounts of the dispute in 1843 and was mortally wounded in a subsequent pistol duel with Moritz von Haber.

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George Chapman

United Kingdom fl. 1860–1864

British militia captain, honorary secretary of the London Fencing Club and author of practical works on foil fencing for military instructors and other students.

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George Roland

United Kingdom fl. 1809–1862

British fencing and gymnastics master of the Roland family, active at the Royal Academy in Edinburgh and author of manuals on fencing and physical exercise.

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Georges Bibesco

Romania 1834 - 1902 fl. 1883–1900

Romanian prince and author active in France who wrote on politics, military affairs and the regulation of duels, including a practical manual covering sword, foil, sabre and pistol.

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