In the annals of British history, the early 18th century is often remembered for its political tumult and the vibrant personalities that populated its landscape. Among these, few stories resonate with the echoes of honor, rivalry, and tragedy as profoundly as the fatal duel between the Duke of Hamilton and Lord Mohun. This event, steeped in the codes of honor and the demands of personal pride, offers a fascinating glimpse into the era's social fabric and the deadly consequences that could arise from its strictures.
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