I lived in London for a couple of years and my English girlfriend gave me a copy of The Complete Angler, first published in 1653.
Yes, a book on fishing that's more than 300 years old. Its unique, to say the least. Its well known in the UK, but virtually unknown here. Every recreational fisherman I met in England had read it.
Its in the public domain, so its free to download. Here's a link to the .pdf if you're interested. If you're not a history buff, its probably not for you, but I find it fascinating.
Its one of those books you can read snippets from time to time.
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Yes, a book on fishing that's more than 300 years old. Its unique, to say the least. Its well known in the UK, but virtually unknown here. Every recreational fisherman I met in England had read it.
Its in the public domain, so its free to download. Here's a link to the .pdf if you're interested. If you're not a history buff, its probably not for you, but I find it fascinating.
Its one of those books you can read snippets from time to time.
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