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This manual collects rules and procedures governing honor duels: classification of insults and the offended party's rights; duties and powers of seconds; rules for accepting, refusing, or settling challenges; conduct on the field including pauses, halting calls, disarming, and wound treatment; and distinctions between regular and irregular duels. It details weapons, clothing, tactical points and step-by-step terrain procedures for sabre, épée, and pistol encounters, and offers practical guidance for limiting harm while preserving honor.

About the Author

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Gustav Hergsell

Gustav Hergsell was a German author known for his work in the early 20th century. He is primarily recognized for his book "Duell-Codex," which explores themes of honor and conflict through the lens of dueling culture. Hergsell's writing reflects the societal norms and values of his time, offering readers insight into the complexities of personal and social honor. His contributions to literature provide a unique perspective on the historical context of dueling, making his work a notable part of the literary heritage surrounding this subject.

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