Henry Angelo's 1817 London treatise, valued chiefly for its memoir material on Angelo père and Saint-George as well as its appended broadsword matter.
Vigeant 1882 describes the 1817 Angelo volume as an album gathering the plates of L'Ecole des armes, with a portrait of Chevalier Saint-George engraved by W. Ward after Brown, six Rowlandson broadsword plates from 1798-1799, and memoir material that gives the book special historical interest.
Quality phase 526: duplicate work 376 consolidated into this canonical work. The memoir wording is a component title of the same London 1817 treatise manifestation.
Legacy record 376: Memoirs of the late Mr. Angelo and a biographical sketch of Chevalier St. George, with his portrait. Folio. 1817. London: published by Mr. Angelo, Bolton Row, andathisfencingacademy, OldBondStreet. [Containingthesame platesasthe "EcoledesArmes" oftheauthor'sfather, aportraitofSt.George,engravedbyW. WardfromapictureofBrown,and sixplates engravedanddesignedbyRowlandson, underthecareofAngelo himself, in1798-1799.]
A-block staging entry validated for model fit. Imported from staging batch duell-thimm-a, source entry 76.
Castle also records the 1817 London memoir volume on Angelo and Saint-George.
Quality phase 527: responsibility fixed to Henry Charles William Angelo (1756–1835), the memoirist and son of Domenico; the duplicate link to his son Henry Charles Angelo (1780–1852) was removed.