British Manly Exercises

British Manly Exercises, penned by Donald Walker in 1837, offers a fascinating glimpse into the sporting culture of 19th-century Britain. This historical work details popular recreational activities of the era, including rowing, sailing, riding, and driving. Walker's comprehensive guide provides insight into the skills, techniques, and social contexts surrounding these pursuits.

More than just a manual, "British Manly Exercises" reflects the values and ideals associated with British masculinity during this period. The book is invaluable for historians, sports enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the social history of Great Britain. Discover the pastimes that defined a generation and shaped the British identity.

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