Fox Hunting

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The book explores the multifaceted debate surrounding fox hunting in Britain, highlighting its historical, sociocultural, political, economic, and environmental dimensions. It delves into the emotionally charged discussions that span from local pubs to the House of Commons, offering insights into the origins of the controversy beyond the simplistic rural versus urban narrative. By presenting facts and figures, it examines political efforts to impose a hunting ban and captures the passionate arguments from both pro- and anti-hunting advocates, making it relevant for all interested parties.