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Dueling was a savage practice requiring, as a matter of honor, a man to fight to the death anyone who challenged him.  The challenge to a duel would typically arise from a perceived injury to one’s reputation, business, or personal life.  An insult to one’s girlfriend or wife was also a common spark for dueling.
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'''Dueling''' was a practice requiring, as a matter of honor, a man to fight to the death anyone who challenged him.  The challenge to a duel would typically arise from a perceived injury to one’s reputation, business, or personal life.  An insult to one’s girlfriend or wife was also a common spark for dueling.
    
By tradition the person challenged to a duel had the choice of weapons, most commonly pistols but alternatively swords.
 
By tradition the person challenged to a duel had the choice of weapons, most commonly pistols but alternatively swords.
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