The theory and practice of archery
Horace A. (Horace Alfred) Ford and W. (William) Butt
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1. ARCHERY2. PREFACE.3. CHAPTER I. OF THE ENGLISH LONG-BOW4. CHAPTER II. HOW TO CHOOSE A BOW, AND HOW TO USE AND PRESERVE IT WHEN CHOSEN5. CHAPTER III. OF THE ARROW6. CHAPTER IV. OF THE STRING, BRACER, AND SHOOTING-GLOVE7. CHAPTER V. OF THE GREASE-BOX, TASSEL, BELT, ETC8. CHAPTER VI. OF BRACING, OR STRINGING, AND NOCKING9. CHAPTER VII. OF ASCHAM'S FIVE POINTS, POSITION STANDING, ETC.10. CHAPTER VIII. DRAWING11. CHAPTER IX. AIMING12. CHAPTER X. OF HOLDING AND LOOSING13. CHAPTER XI. OF DISTANCE SHOOTING, AND DIFFERENT ROUNDS14. CHAPTER XII. ARCHERY SOCIETIES, 'RECORDS,' ETC.15. CHAPTER XIII. THE PUBLIC ARCHERY MEETINGS AND THE DOUBLE YORK AND OTHER ROUNDS.16. CHAPTER XIII. THE PUBLIC ARCHERY MEETINGS AND THE DOUBLE YORK AND OTHER ROUNDS. (continued 2)17. CHAPTER XIII. THE PUBLIC ARCHERY MEETINGS AND THE DOUBLE YORK AND OTHER ROUNDS. (continued 3)18. CHAPTER XIV. CLUB SHOOTING AND PRIVATE PRACTICE