Hounds in old Days

€œHounds in Old Days € by Walter Gilbey offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical significance and evolution of hounds and hunting practices. Published in 1913, this work provides insights into various breeds of hounds, their characteristics, and their roles in hunting throughout history. Gilbey's detailed descriptions and historical context make this book a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of dogs, hunting, and sporting traditions.

Readers will discover the importance of hounds in different cultures and eras, as well as the techniques and customs associated with hunting. This book appeals to historians, dog enthusiasts, and those interested in the cultural heritage of hunting.

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