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Nick Evangelista (born January 25, 1949 ^[1] ) is a fencer, author, and magazine publisher. He teaches the classical French school of fencing in Springfield, Missouri. He was trained by Olympic fencer Ralph Faulkner.

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• Works
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• References

Works

One of the more prolific and outspoken proponents of classical fencing, Evangelista has authored several books, including:

• The Encyclopedia of the Sword (1995); ISBN   0-313-27896-2
• The Art and Science of Fencing (1996); ISBN   1-57028-075-4
• Fighting with Sticks (1998)
• The Inner Game of Fencing (2000); ISBN   1-57028-230-7
• Evangelista, Nick; Evangelista, Anita; Brown, Roberta (Afterword) (September 1, 2001). The Woman Fencer (Paperback) (1st ed.). Terre Haute, Indiana: Wish Publishing. pp.  288. ISBN   1930546483. ISBN   978-1930546486

See also

• Swordsmanship

References

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