Duel At Dawn--Pierre Merindol (center) a Parisian journalist, wards off an advance by Armand Fevre (right), a book salesman and Bonapartist, during their duel at dawn last Saturday in the Senart Forest near Paris. Merindol's hand was cut and the duel was stopped with the agreement of both parties that a point of honor was settled. Alain Sory, a writer, presides at the duel.

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Duel At Dawn--Pierre Merindol (center) a Parisian journalist, wards off an advance by Armand Fevre (right), a book salesman and Bonapartist, during their duel at dawn last Saturday in the Senart Forest near Paris. Merindol's hand was cut and the duel was stopped with the agreement of both parties that a point of honor was settled. Alain Sory, a writer, presides at the duel.

Associated Press · [ca. April 1949]

RightsCC0 — Public Domain

CollectionDigital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

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