The Master of Hounds

This book is a novel about a young man who becomes the master of a hunting pack in rural England. The author, George Frederick Underhill, was a journalist and a sportsman who had a keen interest in hunting and dogs. The book is a classic example of English rural fiction and provides a vivid portrayal of the traditions and practices of British country life.

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