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An edition of Particulars and recommendations of the Stadium, or, British National Arena (1834)

Particulars and recommendations of the Stadium, or, British National Arena

for manly and defensive exercises, equestrian, chivalric, and aquatic games, and skilful and amusing pastimes, at the residence of the late Lord Cremorne, on a space of twenty-four acres, extending from the King's Road, Chelsea, to the Thames, and distant less than 2 1/2 miles from Piccadilly

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An edition of Particulars and recommendations of the Stadium, or, British National Arena (1834)

Particulars and recommendations of the Stadium, or, British National Arena

for manly and defensive exercises, equestrian, chivalric, and aquatic games, and skilful and amusing pastimes, at the residence of the late Lord Cremorne, on a space of twenty-four acres, extending from the King's Road, Chelsea, to the Thames, and distant less than 2 1/2 miles from Piccadilly

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Publisher
T. Hurst
Language
English
Pages
36

Subjects

Recreation areas Stadium (Chelsea, London, England)

Places

England Chelsea
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Particulars and recommendations of the Stadium, or, British National Arena: for manly and defensive exercises, equestrian, chivalric, and aquatic games, and skilful and amusing pastimes, at the residence of the late Lord Cremorne, on a space of twenty-four acres, extending from the King's Road, Chelsea, to the Thames, and distant less than 2 1/2 miles from Piccadilly
1834, T. Hurst
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Edition Notes

The plates are etchings by George and Robert Cruikshank.

Cohn, A.M. George Cruikshank, 772

Published in
London
Other Titles
British National Arena

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Pagination
36 p., [7] leaves of plates
Number of pages
36

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OL62061580M
OCLC/WorldCat
6285703

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OL45567958W

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