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The Fencing Master is a historical adventure novel written by Spanish author Arturo Perez-Reverte, published in 1988. Set in Madrid during the turbulent period leading up to the 1868 revolution, the story follows Don Jaime Astarloa, an aging fencing master dedicated to traditional honor. The plot thickens when a mysterious woman requests his instruction in a forbidden, deadly fencing technique, drawing him into a complex political conspiracy. It is aimed at readers who enjoy historical fiction, swashbuckling narratives, and political intrigue.

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What is The Fencing Master by Arturo Pérez-Reverte about?

The novel follows Don Jaime Astarloa, an aging Madrid fencing master devoted to traditional technique and honor. His life changes when Adela de Otero asks him to teach her a secret and supposedly irresistible sword thrust.

When and where is The Fencing Master set?

The story is set in Madrid in 1868, during the political tension that led to Spain's Glorious Revolution. The historical setting places Astarloa's old-fashioned values against conspiracies, political plots, and the decline of the sword.

What is the original Spanish title of The Fencing Master?

The original title is El maestro de esgrima, and the novel was published in 1988. The English edition is a translation of Arturo Pérez-Reverte's Spanish historical mystery.

Was The Fencing Master adapted into a film?

Yes, Pedro Olea directed a Spanish film adaptation in 1992. Omero Antonutti played Astarloa and Assumpta Serna played Adela de Otero.

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