A Memoir Of Robert Surtees (1852)

The memoir offers an in-depth exploration of Robert Surtees, a notable 19th-century English novelist and sportsman. Through various chapters, George Taylor chronicles Surtees' early life, education at Eton and Oxford, and his dual career as a journalist and writer, alongside his passion for hunting and racing. Personal anecdotes enrich the portrayal of Surtees' multifaceted character, while discussions of his literary contributions highlight his influence on English literature. This work serves as a valuable resource for those interested in literary and sporting history.