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ADVERTISEMENT. vii
Draughts, a game that, for scientific combination, vies with Chess itself. Thirdly, Diagrams, illustrating the mathematical theory of Billiards. Fourthly, the latest regulations on the subjects of Horse Racing and Cricket; and lastly, a succint treatise upon that Old English sport connected with so many historical associations—Archery.
Such are the most prominent features of the New Edition of Hoyle's Games, which the Editor flatters himself will present in its ensemble a recommendation that will ensure it, from the indulgence of the public, a favourable reception. |
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