 | Frederick Walter Simms - 1878 - 202 páginas
...largely patronised." — European Mail. "This is an attractive volume. . . . Captain Kinloch writes on all these subjects in a genuine and straightforward...style, aiming at giving a complete description of the habits and movements of the game. The full-page illustrations in this book are fine photographs taken... | |
 | Great Britain. Colonial Office - 1879 - 570 páginas
...largely patronized." — Euroixan Alu il. 41 This is an attractive volume. . . . Captain Kmloch writes on all these subjects in a genuine and straightforward style, aiming at giving a complote description of the habits and movements of the came ..... The lull-fa« e illustrations in... | |
 | Henry George Keene - 1882 - 142 páginas
...choose for their lair, and the way in which they show their anger when at bay. Colonel Kinloch writes on all these subjects in a genuine and straightforward...style, aiming at giving a complete description of the hahits and movements of the game." — British Mail. " The splendidly illustrated record of sport.... | |
 | Ṣivachandra Vasu - 1883 - 432 páginas
...for their lair, and the way in which they show their anger when at "bay. Colonel Kinloch wriies oii all these subjects in a genuine and straightforward...style, aiming at giving a complete description of the habiis and movements of the game." — Briiish Mail, "The splendidly illustrated record of sport, the... | |
 | Henry Arthur Deuteros Phillips - 1886 - 314 páginas
...choose for their lair, and the way in which they show their anger when at bay. ( olonel Kinloch writes on all these subjects in a genuine and straightforward...style, aiming at giving a complete description of the habits and movements of the game."— Britith Mail. " If Carlyle had ever condescended to notice sport... | |
 | Edward Hamilton Aitken - 1887 - 280 páginas
...choose for their lair, and the way in which they show their anger when at bay. Colonel Kinloch writes on all these subjects in a genuine and straightforward...style, aiming at giving a complete description of the habits and movements of the game. "—British Mail. "If Carlyle had ever condescended to notice sport... | |
 | Henry George Keene - 1888 - 226 páginas
...choose for their lair, and the way in which they show their anger when at bay. Colonel Kinloch writes on all these subjects in a genuine and straightforward...style, aiming at giving a complete description of the habits and movements of the game." — British Mail. " The splendidly illustrated record of sport.... | |
 | Frederic Natusch Maude - 1888 - 640 páginas
...choose for their lair, and the way in which they show their anger when at bay. Colonel Kinloch writes on all these subjects in a genuine and straightforward...style aiming at giving a complete description of the habits and movements of the game." — Brititk Mad. " If Carlyle had ever condescended to notice sport... | |
 | Henry George Keene - 1888 - 238 páginas
...choose for their lair, and the way in which they show their anger when at bay. Colonel Kinloch writes on all these subjects in a genuine and Straightforward...style, aiming at giving a complete description of tbe habits anil movements of the game." — British Mail. " The splendidly illustrated record of sport.... | |
 | Edward Hamilton Aitken - 1889 - 218 páginas
...choose for their lair, and the way in which they show their anger when at bay. Colonel Kinloch writes on all these subjects in a genuine and straightforward...style, aiming at giving a complete description of the habits and movements of the game." — British Mail. "If Carlyle had ever condescended to notice sport... | |
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... the Himalayas. Its pages are also interesting for the graphic description they give of the beasts of the field, the cunning instinct which they show in guarding their safety, the places which they choose for their lair, and the way in which they show... 
