The Bowman's Preceptor
by Abraham Wivell
1841
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Note: Correct Name should be - The Bowman's Preceptor Embracing all information essential to the attainment of theoretical proficiency of the Longbow, whether as an instrument of war or of amusement, from its first appearing in England up to the present time, with some original observations, founded on practical experiments. To which is added An Account of William Tell, the Swiss Archer. By Abraham Wivell - Published for the author by J.Freeman 126 Oxford Street, and at his archery ground, 15 Abbey Road, St John's Wood. 1841