Description

The Master of Game is considered the oldest English book on hunting, written by Edward, the Duke of York, in the early 15th century. This timeless classic provides a detailed and comprehensive guide to hunting, covering various aspects such as hunting techniques, the behavior of different animals, hunting ethics, and the noble art of falconry. Edward’s expertise and passion for hunting shine through in his engaging narrative, making this book a must-read for anyone interested in the history of sportsmanship and wildlife conservation. With its rich historical context and valuable insights into medieval hunting practices, The Master of Game remains a valuable resource for hunters, conservationists, and history enthusiasts alike.