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    Observations On Fox-Hunting And The Management Of Hounds In The Kennel And The Field. Addressed To A Young Sportman, About To Undertake A Hunting Establishment
    Observations On Fox-Hunting And The Management Of Hounds In The Kennel And The Field. Addressed To A Young Sportman, About To Undertake A Hunting Establishment
    Observations On Fox-Hunting And The Management Of Hounds In The Kennel And The Field. Addressed To A Young Sportman, About To Undertake A Hunting Establishment
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    Observations On Fox-Hunting And The Management Of Hounds In The Kennel And The Field. Addressed To A Young Sportman, About To Undertake A Hunting Establishment

    By Donald Cook

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    Originally published in 1826, this very early work on fox hunting is both expensive and hard to find in its first edition. This is a fascinating read for any fox hunting enthusiast or historian, and also contains much information that is still useful and practical today. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original artwork and text.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRead Books Ltd.
    Release dateDec 21, 2012
    ISBN9781447484059
    Observations On Fox-Hunting And The Management Of Hounds In The Kennel And The Field. Addressed To A Young Sportman, About To Undertake A Hunting Establishment

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      Observations On Fox-Hunting And The Management Of Hounds In The Kennel And The Field. Addressed To A Young Sportman, About To Undertake A Hunting Establishment - Donald Cook

      OBSERVATIONS

      ON

      FOX-HUNTING,

      AND THE

      MANAGEMENT OF HOUNDS

      IN THE

      KENNEL AND THE FIELD.

      ADDRESSED TO

      A YOUNG SPORTSMAN, ABOUT TO UNDERTAKE A HUNTING ESTABLISHMENT.

      BY

      COLONEL COOK,

      H. P. 28th DRAGOONS.

      Contents

      John Warde, Esq

      List of Subscribers

      Introduction

      Observations, &c

      Lists of Hounds

      Lord Althorp’s Hounds

      Lord Anson’s Hounds

      The Duke of Beaufort’s Hounds

      The Berkeley Hounds

      The Brocklesby Hounds

      Mr. Chadwick’s Hounds

      Mr. Codrington’s Hounds

      Sir John Cope’s Hounds

      Delamere Forest Hounds

      Mr. Farquharson’s Hounds

      Lord Fitzwilliam’s Hounds

      Mr. Foljambe’s Hounds

      Duke of Grafton’s Hounds

      Mr. Meynell’s Hounds

      Sir Thomas Mostyn’s Hounds

      Mr. Newman’s Hounds

      Mr. Nicoll’s Hounds

      Raby Hounds

      Duke of Rutland’s Hounds

      Sir Richard Sutton’s Hounds

      Marquis of Tavistock’s Hounds

      Mr. Villebois’ Hounds

      The Union Hounds

      Mr. Warde’s Hounds

      Mr. Wicksted’s Hounds

      TO

      JOHN WARDE, ESQ.

      MY DEAR SIR,

      IT is now many years since I was first taught to look up to you with pleasure and respect as the first Sportsman of modern times, and the most cordial and enthusiastic supporter of the cause of Fox-hunting; nor have these feelings of respect been in any degree diminished during the experience of so many seasons.

      Is it therefore to be wondered at, that on the present occasion I eagerly avail myself of the honor of placing these observations, imperfect as they are, under your protection, with anxious hope, that, though only the hasty production of the moment, they may not prove wholly unacceptable?

          I remain,

      MY DEAR SIR,

                                ever yours sincerely,

                                             JOHN COOK,

      LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.

      INTRODUCTION.

      BY dedicating the following pages to one so far better able than myself to judge of their merit

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