General George Hanger, to all sportsmen, farmers, and gamekeepers : above thirty years' practice in horses and dogs : to feed and cure them of all common disorders and to save a dog which has been poisoned : effectually to catch all vermin : the rat-catching secret ... : on fowling-pieces, rifles, and muskets : to prevent partridges being taken at night by drag-nets

General George Hanger, to all sportsmen, farmers, and gamekeepers : above thirty years' practice in horses and dogs : to feed and cure them of all common disorders and to save a dog which has been poisoned : effectually to catch all vermin : the rat-catching secret ... : on fowling-pieces, rifles, and muskets : to prevent partridges being taken at night by drag-nets

A new edition [the second]

London : Printed for J.J. Stockdale [1816]

226 p., [1] folded leaf of plates : ill. ; 22 cm.

L2002F63 1816

(OCoLC)20908231

First published in 1814.
Imprint on colophon: Vigurs, Printer ... London.
Author served as Tarleton's second in command during the American Revolution in the South; included here are anecdotes of deer hunting in South Carolina during fighting experiences and obervations, proposing a sort of military corps made more versatile and effective by the use of a rifle made by his design.
"A plan for the formation of a corps ...": p. 185-226.
Bookplates: unidentified armorial bookplate; Evans.
Library copy lacks half title.

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