$125
UNDERHILL, George F.
[357] pp.
R.A. Everett & Co.
1900
8 7/8" x 6 1/8"
Colour frontispiece by John Leech
Explore the fascinating history of English fox-hunting with George F. Underhill's comprehensive work, "A Century of English Fox-Hunting." Delve into the vibrant world of this traditional sport, tracing its evolution and significance over a hundred years. Underhill, an experienced hunting journalist, offers an engaging narrative that captures the essence of fox-hunting, its influence on agriculture, and its role in shaping rural life.
Through meticulous research and vivid anecdotes, the book highlights key figures in the hunting community, including Masters of Hounds, and recounts memorable hunts and legendary hounds. Underhill also examines the social and economic impact of fox-hunting, presenting a nuanced view of its contributions to local economies and communities. With detailed biographies and statistical insights, this book is an invaluable resource for both enthusiasts and historians of the sport.