Manual of British Rural Sports, by Stonehenge

Dive into the quintessential guide to British outdoor pursuits with "Manual of British Rural Sports," penned by the renowned Stonehenge (John Henry Walsh). This comprehensive manual, originally published in the 19th century, offers a detailed look at the sporting life of rural Britain. From angling in clear streams to the thrill of the hunt, and the camaraderie of equestrian sports, this book captures the essence of a bygone era.

Explore detailed chapters on various field sports, offering insights into techniques, equipment, and the unwritten rules of each activity. Whether you are a seasoned sportsman or a curious reader, "Manual of British Rural Sports" provides a fascinating glimpse into the traditions and pastimes that have shaped the British countryside. A must-read for enthusiasts of sporting history and rural life.

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