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A Navajo Indian draws his bow, 1913.

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The case of Ashford v. Thornton In 1818, an Englishman accused of murder demanded a trial by duel. Surprisingly, the law allowing dueling was still in force and the man was acquitted when his accuser refused the offer of a duel. Dueling was abolished the following year.

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