Leaves, from the records of St. Hubert's Club

Leaves, from the records of St. Hubert's Club

by George Ernest Bulger

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Fictionalized tales of sporting adventures in many parts of the world based u pon the author's travels with his regiment. Accompanied, as befits a Fellow of the Linnean Society, by abundant scholarly footnotes on the flora and fauna and appropriate quotations from such author's as Moody, Hardy's 'Sporting Adventures', Gosse' s 'Canadian Naturalist', etc. About two-thirds of the book is devoted to Canada, principally the Thousand Islands region. Dedicated to Walter Shanley [sic], the tempestuous civil engineer and politician. Bulger began his military career in the Roy al Canadian Rifle Regiment in 1847 and later transferred to the 10th North Lincolnshire Regiment. [ from catalogue of Hugh Anson-Cartwright, Antiquarian Bookseller, Toronto, Canada]

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