Dueling Class Sneak Preview

On June 12th I will be teaching Introduction to the Structure of the Duel in Early Modern England at Atlantian Summer University.  I’m working on finalizing my handout and class notes this week but I wanted to give you all a little sneak preview of the subjects we will be covering while you still have time to sign up for the class!

The topics we will be covering include:

  1. Honor and Reputation in Early Modern England
  2. Dueling as a Tool to Preserve Honor and Reputation
  3. Injuries
  4. Giving the Lie and the Order of the Challenger and Defender
  5. Types of Lies: Certain, Conditional, General, Particular, and Foolish
  6. Why you Can’t Take up Arms After Giving the Lie
  7. Cartels
  8. Election of Weapons
  9. Achieving Victory

There’s still plenty of time to sign up!  If you are interested in registering for this or any other June University Session #77 class check out the University website!

If you enjoyed this post we think you might also enjoy these related posts:

  1. Dueling According to Saviolo’s Honor and Honorable Quarrels: Certain Lies and General Lies
  2. Dueling According to Saviolo’s Honor and Honorable Quarrels: Giving The Lie
  3. Dueling According to Saviolo’s Honor and Honorable Quarrels: After the Lie is Given Gentlemen Should not Immediately Take up Arms
  4. University Recap
  5. Upcoming Happenings at Elizabethan Mafia

About Alison

Alison Kannon is an avid costumer and a rabid historical martial arts and fencing enthusiast. She has been studying and teaching Sixteenth Century European martial arts since 2001. She is an enthusiastic historical re-enactor and created Elizabethanmafia.com in order to share her research of the fashion, culture, and martial arts of Early Modern England.
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