The English rugby team has been scrummaging its way around the rugby fields of the world since 1871.
James Stafford's An Illustrated History of English Rugby takes you on a thrilling journey through a century and a half of glory, failure, mediocrity and brilliance.
Mixing stats and facts with player profiles, match reports and social history, this book is perfect for hardcore and casual fans aged eight to 80. Packed with delightful illustrations from Raluca Moldovan, this follow up to Stafford's best-selling An Illustrated History of Welsh Rugby will give readers a new appreciation of the stars of today and the pioneers of yesteryear.
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b/w line drawings throughout
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Höhe: 198 mm
Breite: 130 mm
Dicke: 37 mm
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ISBN-13
978-1-913538-76-7 (9781913538767)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
James Stafford is the founder of cult rugby website The East Terrace. He has written on rugby for national newspapers, websites, match programmes and magazines in the UK and Ireland. He is author of the An Illustrated History of Rugby series from Polaris Publishing and also wrote the bestselling children's book How Wales Beat the Mighty All Blacks.
In 2017, Stafford's collection of short comics, 'The Sorrowful Putto of Prague' (Truchlivy amoret prazsky), was published to critical acclaim in the Czech Republic - even drawing praise from Hollywood legend Samuel L. Jackson.
He lives in Prague.
