L'académie de l'admirable art de la lutte (c. 1690)

Summary

French edition (c. 1690) of the Petter and Romeyn de Hooghe treatise: the “admirable art of wrestling” in annotated engravings.

Why it matters

It shows how the Dutch method circulated in Europe; useful to compare with the original 1674 edition.

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