Master of Game

Discover the timeless art of hunting with the first paperback edition of Master of Game by Edward of Norwich, the 2nd Duke of York. Published by the University of Pennsylvania Press in 2005, this remarkable book spans 360 pages and stands as the oldest English work on hunting. It offers readers an insightful glimpse into medieval hunting practices and the rich history surrounding this age-old sport.

Enhancing this edition is a compelling introduction by none other than Theodore Roosevelt, who shares his passion for the outdoors and the significance of hunting in American culture. Master of Game is an essential read for history enthusiasts, sports aficionados, and anyone interested in the intricacies of hunting. Dive into a world where tradition meets adventure and explore the depths of this classic text that has influenced generations of hunters.