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Test of Time

Travels in Search of a Cricketing Legend

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  • 242 stránok
  • 9 hodin čítania

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John Lazenby's interest in cricket began with a glimpse of his grandfather's old leather cricket bag stored among the rafters. His curiosity piqued, one day he decided to climb up and explore its contents. The faded blazer, heavy ball and linseed-scented bats exerted a subtle influence on him. This re-emerged decades later when he discovered a box of letters written by his grandfather, the England cricketer J. R. Mason, while on a boat to Australia for the 1897-8 Ashes tour.Inspired by the letters, Lazenby retraced the journey, passing through Australian cities and remote towns that his grandfather had visited on the tour to tell the story of not only Mason and his fellow tourists but of late Victorian attitudes both at home and abroad.

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Test of Time, Lazenby John F.

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2006
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Titul
Test of Time
Podtitul
Travels in Search of a Cricketing Legend
Jazyk
anglicky
Vydavateľ
John Murray
Rok vydania
2006
Väzba
mäkká
Počet strán
242
ISBN10
0719566533
ISBN13
9780719566530
Série
Anotácia
John Lazenby's interest in cricket began with a glimpse of his grandfather's old leather cricket bag stored among the rafters. His curiosity piqued, one day he decided to climb up and explore its contents. The faded blazer, heavy ball and linseed-scented bats exerted a subtle influence on him. This re-emerged decades later when he discovered a box of letters written by his grandfather, the England cricketer J. R. Mason, while on a boat to Australia for the 1897-8 Ashes tour.Inspired by the letters, Lazenby retraced the journey, passing through Australian cities and remote towns that his grandfather had visited on the tour to tell the story of not only Mason and his fellow tourists but of late Victorian attitudes both at home and abroad.