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Land and water. In progress. London, 1866, etc. fol. 



[ Mr. Frank Buckland conducted the fishing and fish culture de- 

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Landor ( Walter Savage ). Imaginary conversations of literary 

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[ One of the conversations little known to the angling-hook 

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 and Oldways." Oldways. " I do like vastly your glib verses ; but 

 you cannot be at once easy and majestical." Walton. " It is only 

 our noble rivers that enjoy this privilege. The greatest conqueror 

 in the world never had so many triumphal arches erected to him as 

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Lanman ( Charles). Summer in the wilderness, embracing a 

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Adventures of an angler in Canada, Nova Scotia and 

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A tour to the River Sa^uenay in Lower Canada. 



Philadelphia, Carey and Hart, 1848. pp. viii. 17-231. 8 

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Adventures in the Wilds of North America. By 



C. Lanman. Edited by Charles Richard Weld. London, 

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[Chapters 23 to 28 are devoted to fishing. Reprinted in part 

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Adventures in the Wilds of the United States and 



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["Adventures in the Wilds" embodies the three previous 

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Lascelles ( Robert). Angling, being the first part of a series of 

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[The letter is signed "Piscator" and dated Feb. 1811. The 

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 three illustrations. A second edition was issued in 1818.] 



