Darts in England, 1900-39

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The book explores the transformation of darts into a widely popular recreation in England during the interwar years. By utilizing a diverse array of primary and secondary sources, it highlights the game's appeal across various social classes, including the working, middle, and upper classes. This analysis sheds light on the cultural significance of darts during this period, illustrating its rise as a unifying pastime in British society.