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The National Maul

The National Maul

Martin Pengelly's Substack about rugby in America, because that's (some of) what he writes about for money.

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    Martin Pengelly is a Washington-based reporter and editor. This is his Substack about rugby in the US. His first book, Brotherhood: When West Point Rugby Went To War, is published by Godine.

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