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Every sport and game of the Edwardian world in four volumes — from angling and ballooning to yachting — written by the people who did them, Theodore Roosevelt on big game among them.

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2 miles.

Goring, I mile.

Henley-on-Thames, I mile 550 yards.

Hereford, 1 mile 536 yards.

Huntingdon, 1 miles.

Ipswich, 2 miles.

Ironbridge, I mile.

King's Lynn Champion Course, 2 2 miles Prince of Wales' Course, miles.

Kingston on Thames, Long Ditton Ferry to Raven's Ait, 7 fur.

Lincoln, SC. and p-o. 3 mile, 4-0. 1½ miles.

London Bridge to Old Swan, Chelsea, 4 miles 3 fur.

Maidenhead, mile.

Manchester, 2 miles.

Marlow, 7 fur.

Molesey,mile.

Moulsford Bridge to Cleeve Lock, 2 miles.

Newark, Farndon Ferry to Aversham Weir, I mile.

Oxford, Abingdon Lasher to Nuneha Cottage, 1 miles.

Oxford, Iffley to the Barges, 1 miles.

Putney to Barnes B., 3 m. 5 f. دو وو دو Chiswick, 2 m. 5 fur.

Hammersmith, 1 m. 6½ f.

Mortlake, 4 m. 2 fur.

Reading, I mile.

Richmond, Twickenham Eyot to Richmond Stone Bridge, 1 m. 4 fur.

Saltford (near Bath) about 1 mile straight.

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