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'Mr Everitt has made many a good shot in his book, which mixes the useful with the agreeable. Mr Everitt is a safe guide. He knows his subject uncommonly well.'—The Athenæum.

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A Century of English
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'The contents of the volume before us are remarkably cleverly compiled, for although many of the facts recorded within the cover will be familiar to the student of fox-hunting lore, yet even the most learned, we believe, will find some little anecdote of field craft that will be new to him.

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In the Land of the Boers
OR
THE OTHER MAN AND MYSELF
By Oliver Osborne
Illustrated by J.B. Clark

PRESS OPINIONS

'Mr Oliver Osborne belongs to that cheery company to whom hardship is a mere excuse for jocularity, and positive peril seems generally to suggest nothing more terrifying than a pun. It is an eminently readable record, for Mr Osborne was in Kruger's country at a very interesting time—the days of Barberton and the De Kaap Mines, the days when the Outlander first began to loom large in the Transvaal.'—Academy.

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Britain and the Boers
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
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Giving the political and diplomatic history of the relations and negotiations between Great Britain and the South African Republic, from its retrocession in 1881 down to the outbreak of war, October 1899.

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DOPES:
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Arts and English Efforts

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'It deals in a thoughtful and fairly exhaustive manner with the present state of the English Turf generally, and with the "American Invasion."'—Westminster Gazette.

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RACING
By W.C. A. BLEW
Author of 'The Quorn Hunt,' 'History of Steeplechasing,' etc.

Famous Racehorses—Horse Owners—Trainers—Jockeys,
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'For these reasons this new work entitled "Racing," which, being written by that well-known authority, W.C. A. Blew, is naturally full of interesting information in all matters connected with the Turf, and is also written in a light, gossipy, and eminently readable form, will be welcomed and appreciated by all lovers of the sport of which it treats.'—Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News.

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Transcriber's Notes:

Obvious punctuation errors repaired.

Page 81: word "hugh" changed to "huge" (place like huge scaffold) Page 88: word "kelp" changed to "help" (could not help feeling) Page 217: word "aleep" changed to "asleep" (She is asleep) Page 224: word "Cudegong" changed to "Cudgegong" (he rode on to Cudgegong) 'Mrs. Maclurcan's Cookery Book' ad: word "op" changed to "of" (the countess of hopetoun) 'In the Land of the Boers' ad: word "interesing" changed to "interesting" (a very interesting time)

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