The Badminton Magazine of Sports and Pasttimes 1899-01: Vol 8 Iss 42 (1899)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 110
e to hunt in the more popular countries, and the fields of the most favoured hunts have become swelled to an enormous extent, which, of course, tends to spoil sport. Further, would-be sportsmen who lived in towns, and who had no knowledge of country life and pursuits, were enabled to rent… … in a sense developed the hi sport; for owing to their hh 4 existence the number of hunting men has greatly multiplied, the result TENDS TO SPOIL SPORT re being that several new hunts have been formed, while the subscription lists of nearly all the older ones have become larger. This, combined with…
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