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Chetwynd, Sir G. Racing reminiscences and experiences of the turf.
2 vols 1891.
Kent, J. Racing life of Lord George Cavendish Bentinck. Ed Hon F. C.
Lawley 1892.
Custance, H. Riding recollections and turf stories. 1894.
Underhill, G. F. The helterskelter hounds. 1894. A novel.
Hunting. 1897.
Gone to ground: a hunting novel. 1899.
A century of English fox-hunting. 1900.
Williams, W. P. Poems in pink. Salisbury and London 1894.
Plain poems. Salisbury and London 1896.
Over the open. 1897. A novel.
Rhymes in red. Salisbury and London 1899.
Fothergill, G. A. A riding retrospect. 1895.
Lutyens, F. M. Mr Spinks and his hounds: a hunting story. [1896.]
Porter, J. Kingsclere. Ed B. Webber 1896. Trainer’s reminiscences of
famous stables.
Lister, T., 4th Baron Ribblesdale. The Queen’s hounds and staghunting
recollections. 1897.
Bradley, C. The reminiscences of Frank Gillard, huntsman, with the
Belvoir hounds 1860–96. 1898.
Pease, Sir A. E. Hunting reminiscences. 1898.
Somerville, E. Œ. and Martin Ross (V. F. Martin). The silver fox. 1898.
Some experiences of an Irish RM. 1899.
Anderson, T. S. Holloas from the hills. Jedburgh 1899. Verse.
Lyall, J. G. The merry gee-gee – how to breed, break and ride him
for’ard away and the noble art of backing winners on the turf.
1899.
Cawthorne, G. J. and R. S. Herod. Royal Ascot: its history and its
associations. 1900, 1902.
Dixon, W. S. The sport of kings. 1900. Articles on hunting.
Reeve, J. S. (ed). Lyra venatica: a collection of hunting songs [largely
19th century]. 1906.
Apperley, N. W. A hunting diary [1864–1920]. Ed E. D. Cuming 1926.
Osbaldeston, G. Squire Osbaldeston: his autobiography. Ed E. D.
Cuming 1926.
Paget, G. and L. Irvine (ed). The flying parson and Dick Christian:
incorporating chapters from Silk and scarlet and Post and
paddock and letters from George Osbaldeston. 1934. With first
pbn of hunting prose and verse by John Empson, the flying
parson.
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Blew, W. C. A. A history of steeple-chasing. 1901.
Fletcher, J. S. The history of the St Leger stakes 1776–1901. 1902.
Aflalo, F. G. (ed). The hunting library: 1, Hare-hunting and harriers
by H. A. Bryden; 2, Fox-hunting in the shires, by T. F. Dale; 3, The
master of hounds by G. F. Underhill, with bibliography. 1903. All
vols partly historical.
Cook, Sir T. A. A. A history of the English turf. 3 vols [1905].
Moorhouse, E. The romance of the Derby. 2 vols 1908.
Coaten, A. W. British hunting: a complete history of the national
sport of Great Britain and Ireland. 1910.
Lattimer, R. B. The story of ‘John Peel’. Cornhill Mag Oct 1919.
Verney, R. G., Lord Willoughby de Broke (ed). The sport of our ancestors:
being a collection of prose and verse setting forth the sport
of fox-hunting as they knew it. 1921.
Humphris, E. M. The life of Fred Archer. 1923.
Birkett, Lady D. N. Hunting lays and hunting ways: an anthology of
the chase. 1924.
Machell, H. W. John Peel: famous in sport and song. 1926. Includes a
history of the well known song with facsimiles of mss of words
and music.
Humphris, E. M. The life of Mathew Dawson. 1928.
Munroe, D. H. The Grand National 1839–1931. 1931.
Higginson, A. H. The Meynell of the west: being a biography of
James John Farquharson esqre, master of fox hounds 1806–58.
1936.
Higginson, A. H. Two centuries of foxhunting. 1946.
Biegel, P. (ed). Booted and spurred: an anthology of riding. 1949.
Orchard, V. R. Tattersalls: two hundred years of sporting history.
1953.
Eliot, Lady G. E. O. Portrait of a sport: a history of steeplechasing.
1957. With bibliography.
Mortimer, R. The Jockey Club. 1958. A history.
Mortimer, R. The history of the Derby Stakes. 1962.
Murphy, G. (ed). The horse lover’s treasury: an illustrated anthology
of verse and prose. 1963.
Longrigg, R. The history of fox-hunting. 1975.
Carr, R. English fox-hunting: a history. 1976.
Vamplew, W. The turf: a social and economic history of horseracing.
1976.
Itzkowitz, D. C. Peculiar privilege: a social history of English foxhunting
1753–1885. Hassocks 1977.
Whitehead, G. K. Hunting and stalking deer in Britain throughout
the ages. 1980.
Munsche, P. B. Gentlemen and poachers – the English game laws
1671–1831. Cambridge 1982.
Brander, M. Deer stalking in Britain. Sportsmans Lib 1986.
Hill, C. R. Horse power: the politics of the turf. Manchester 1987.
Mountaineering
Bibliographies
Catalogue of books in the library of the Alpine Club. 1880, 1888,
1899, 1915.
Engel, C. E. La littérature alpestre en France et en Angleterre aux
xviii e et xix e siècles. Paris 1931.
Engel, C. E. In his A history of mountaineering in the Alps, 1950.
Engel, C. E. In his They came to the hills [studies of famous mountaineers
from Forbes to Smythe], 1952.
Smith, J. A. Mountaineering. 1995 (Readers’ Guide ser).
Porter, E. C. Library of mountaineering and exploration and travel.
Chicago 1959.
Bridge, G. Rock-climbing in the British Isles 1894–1970: a bibliography
of guide books. Reading 1971.
Worsley, A. R. Readers’ guide to books on mountaineering. 1972.
Read, B. J. Mountaineering, the literature in English: a classified
bibliography. F.L.A. (Lib Assoc) thesis 1976.
Krawczyk, C. Mountaineering: a bibliography of books in English
to 1974. Metuchen NJ 1977.
Neate, W. R. Mountaineering and its literature: a descriptive bibliography
of selected works published in the English language
1744–1976. Milnthorpe 1978.
Individual Sports
Periodicals
The Alpine Jnl: a record of mountain adventure and scientific observation.
1863– . Monthly.
Scottish Mountaineering Club Jnl. Edinburgh 1890– . Thrice
yearly.
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Wilkinson, T. Tours to the British mountains. 1824.
Forbes, J. D. Travels through the Alps. 1843, 1845; ed W. A. B.
Coolidge 1900.
Norway and its glaciers visited in 1851; followed by Journals of
excursions in the high Alps. 1853, 1900 (Journals only, in Travels
through the Alps). See J. C. Shairp et al, Life and letters of J. D.
Forbes, 1873.
Smith, A. R. The story of Mont Blanc. 1853, 1854, 1860 (as Mont Blanc
with a memoir of the author by E. Yates).
Hudson, Rev C. and E. S. Kennedy. Where there’s a will there’s a way:
an ascent of Mont Blanc by a new route and without guides. 1856,
1856 (‘with two ascents of Monte Rosa’).
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