The encyclopaedia of sport Volume v.2

Delve into the rich tapestry of late 19th-century sporting life with "The Encyclopaedia of Sport, Volume 2." This comprehensive reference work, compiled by Hedley Peek and the Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire, Henry Charles Howard, offers a detailed snapshot of various sports and recreational activities of the era. From traditional field sports to emerging athletic competitions, the encyclopedia provides invaluable insights into the rules, techniques, and cultural significance of each sport.

Originally published in 1897, this volume serves as a fascinating historical document, capturing the spirit of amateurism and the evolving landscape of organized sports. A must-have for sports historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the sporting heritage of the Victorian era, "The Encyclopaedia of Sport" remains a valuable resource for understanding the origins and development of many popular sports we enjoy today.

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