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Meet the bad boy of Edwardian aristocracy - The Yellow Earl is a true story of a life well lived!

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Meet the bad boy of Edwardian aristocracy - The Yellow Earl is a true story of a life well lived!

The Yellow Earl (£20) - Almost an Emperor, not quite a Gentleman

The 5th Earl of Lonsdale, Hugh Lowther, was perhaps the most famous English Lord in the world by the 1880s. His reckless spending of his vast fortune, his womanising, his love of fast-living, horses, hunting and boxing rocked the Edwardian aristocracy and has endeared him to risk-takers and bon-viveurs the world over ever since.

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A Shropshire Lad - Photographer John Hayward speak about his work in this new book

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A Shropshire Lad - Photographer John Hayward speak about his work in this new book
A Shropshire Lad - John Hayward

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Our August newsletter with new book and news is out now

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Our August newsletter with new book and news is out now

MERLIN UNWIN BOOKS - Britain's Finest Publisher of Countryside Books - August Newsletter

https://mailchi.mp/a338747268d3/merlin-unwin-books-august-newsletter-6248245

A free recipe for Barra Brith and link to all our new titles and book reviews. 

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A recipe for blackberry leaf tea from Hedgerow Medicine

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A recipe for blackberry leaf tea from Hedgerow Medicine

Bramble leaf tea

The leaf tea is like a green tea, pleasant but with a tannin feel. It is also a welcome relief for problems of the mouth, such as ulcers and gum disease. It was once thought to strengthen teeth, and is an old remedy for soothing sore throats and treating colds and anaemia. When cool, the tea makes a good skin lotion.

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Match Fishing Magazine - END PEG (NEW BOOK) | PETER MAY

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Match Fishing Magazine - END PEG (NEW BOOK) | PETER MAY

In the July issue of Match Fishing Magazine is a review for a new book by Peter May about the joys of match fishing. 

'Match fishing isn’t just about catching mega weights on carp-filled commercials and this book may just remind you why you got into match fishing in the first place. Well worth a read.'

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