Life And Writings Of Frank Forester, Henry William Herbert V1-2 (1882)

More about the book

The book showcases the extensive knowledge and literary prowess of an English gentleman who, at twenty-four, gathered significant information about wildlife in the United States. Drawing on the works of esteemed naturalists, he also credits a collaborator for insights into western big game species. Much of the content reflects his own hunting experiences across the eastern U.S. and Canada. Renowned for his engaging writing style, he is often referred to as "the Shakespeare of sporting literature," highlighting his impact on the genre.