Immortals of British Sport

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Immortals of British Sport

Author	: Ian Hewitt
File Size	: 52,8 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 01 October 2013
ISBN	: 1909534188
Pages	: 320 pages

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Immortals of British Sport by Ian Hewitt Book PDF Summary

Hewitt sets out to discover the story of Britain's sporting legacy through the sculptures and distinctive memorials inspired by these heroes. The result of his travels is this book that provides a fascinating and vivid view of the history and development of British sport. Divided into eras of our sporting history, the book features a wide array of immortals accompanied by informative text about each subject and by specially commissioned, striking photographs of some truly fascinating sculptures.

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