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== Excerpt from "A Criticism of Popular Dueling Methods" ==
== Excerpt from "A Criticism of Popular Dueling Methods" ==


''There is a particular trend I have observed among the French youth, of attacking an opponent's foot; and while occasionally successful (in a manner of speaking), I cannot recommend this tactic against any serious opponent; or against anyone wearing shoes, for that matter. For while a barefoot peasant may be prone to such pedary offense, a respectable master of a German or Italian school will be quick to punish the offender.''
''There is a particular trend I have observed among the French youth, of attacking an opponent's foot; and while occasionally successful (in a manner of speaking), I cannot recommend this tactic against any serious opponent; or against anyone wearing shoes, for that matter. For while a barefoot peasant may be prone to such pedary offense, a respectable master of the German or Italian schools will be quick to punish the offender.''


== Italian Support ==
== Italian Endorsement ==


There is evidence to suggest that Gerhardt is an advocate of the Italian style.
There is evidence to suggest that Gerhardt is a proponent of Italian methods.


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Revision as of 09:35, 1 September 2017

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Battle of Five Armies (A.S. 51 / C.E. 2017)
Information
Resides: Barony of Stonemarche
Status: Active
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Or, three seeblätter one and two, and in base a trimount gules.
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Introduction

Gerhardt von Hohensee joined the Society in A.S. 47, and picked up the rapier in A.S. 51.

He is known for his emphatic disapproval of certain French tactical maneuvers.

Excerpt from "A Criticism of Popular Dueling Methods"

There is a particular trend I have observed among the French youth, of attacking an opponent's foot; and while occasionally successful (in a manner of speaking), I cannot recommend this tactic against any serious opponent; or against anyone wearing shoes, for that matter. For while a barefoot peasant may be prone to such pedary offense, a respectable master of the German or Italian schools will be quick to punish the offender.

Italian Endorsement

There is evidence to suggest that Gerhardt is a proponent of Italian methods.

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Savatore Fabris 1606

Affiliations

Barony of Stonemarche

House Three Sheets

Offices & Positions

Stonemarche - Baron's Rapier Champion, A.S. 51