The History of Sport in Britain, 1880-1914: British sport and the wider worldMartin Polley Taylor & Francis, 2004 - 2218 páginas This five volume set is a comprehensive collection of primary sources on sports in the late Victorian and Edwardian eras. At the beginning of the period few sports were regulated, but by the outbreak of the First World War organized sports had become an integral part of British cultural, social and economic life. Specialist Martin Polley has collected articles from a wide range of journals including "Blackwood's Magazine,"" Nineteenth Century," "Fortnightly Review" and "Contemporary Review," all of which reveal changing middle-class attitudes to sports. The five volumes cover the varieties of sports being promoted, sports and education, commercial and financial aspects, sports and animals and the globalization of sports through empire. |
Conteúdo
J Astley Cooper An AngloSaxon Olympiad | 161 |
J Astley Cooper The PanBritannic Gathering | 162 |
R JopeSlade The Story of the America Cup International Yacht Racing | 163 |
W H Grenfell Oxford v Yale | 164 |
J Astley Cooper Americans and the PanBritannic Movement | 165 |
Basil Thomson The Great International Cricket Match | 166 |
G S Robertson The Olympic Games by a Competitor and Prize Winner | 167 |
T F Dale Polo and Politics | 168 |
K Shooting the Falls | 179 |
A G Bradley QuailShooting in America | 180 |
H W SetonKarr A Fresh Field for the Sportsman | 181 |
Anonymous A Tale of the BullRing | 182 |
Eva Wyndham Quin Sport in Nepal | 183 |
George N Curzon Wrestling in Japan | 184 |
Henrietta Grey Egerton Camp Life and Pig Sticking in Morocco | 185 |
Richard Edgcumbe The First Ascent of Mont Blanc | 186 |
W A BaillieGrohman RifleShooting as a National Sport | 169 |
W B Woodgate International Boat Racing | 170 |
E B Osborn New Zealand Football | 171 |
E H D Sewell Rugby Football and the Colonial Tours | 172 |
J Astley Cooper Olympic Games What Has Been Done and What Remains to be Done | 173 |
Pierre de Coubertin Why I Revived the Olympic Games | 174 |
E H D Sewell The Cricket Season of 1908 extract | 175 |
E B Osborn Olympic Athletes | 176 |
E H D Sewell Rugby Football | 177 |
Sporting Travel and Tourism 178 Clive PhillipsWolley A Days Sport in the Crimea | 178 |
Anonymous Sport in the Snow or BearHunting in Russia | 187 |
Hugh E M Stutfield ChamoisHunting in the High Alps | 188 |
Anonymous The Big Game of South Africa | 189 |
Charles Edwardes Pelota | 190 |
E Stewart CrocodileShooting in India | 191 |
Reginald Hughes The Alps in 1898 | 193 |
Martin Conway The Jubilee of the Alpine Club | 194 |
H A Bryden French Hunting | 195 |
Termos e frases comuns
Alpine Club Alps amateur American arête ascent assegai athletic Australian ball Balmat bear boar British bull C. B. Fry camp challenge chamois CHARICLES climbers climbing Colonies competition contests cricket crocodile dogs droshky Empire England English English foxhound English-speaking Englishmen eyes favour feet festival fire football forest forward four French hunting glaciers goal Greek ground head Henley horses hounds hunter Imperial Indian Jacques Balmat jump Kirby leopard less London look Loosduinen match meeting miles Mont Blanc mountain never Olympic Games once organisation Oxford Paccard pack Pan-Britannic pelota play players prizes quail Queen's Club race regatta rifle river rock Rugby Union scheme schooner score season seemed seen shooting shot side snow South African sport sportsman tion tour Valpelline versts victory visitors wild yacht Yale yards Zealand
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