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  <item>

    <title>Longbow: A social and Military History</title>

    <author>Hardy, Robert</author>

    <publisher>Sutton Publishing, Limited</publisher>

    <pubdate>2006</pubdate>

    <summary>Originally published in 1976.  The book is now on its third edition and contains recent information about the Mary Rose discoveries.  Excelent book.</summary>

    <isbn>978-0-7509-4391-8 </isbn>

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    <title>The Traditional Bowyer's Bible</title>

    <author>Asbell, G. Fred</author>

    <publisher>Globe Pequot Press, The</publisher>

    <pubdate>2000</pubdate>

    <summary>A three volume set of books that contains a wealth of information and opinion on the art of making bows and other archery tackle.  If you are interested in making bows this is agreat starting point</summary>

    <isbn>978-1-58574-086-4 </isbn>

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  <item>

    <title>The Crooked Stick: A History of the Longbow</title>

    <author>Soar, Hugh</author>

    <publisher>Westholme Publishing</publisher>

    <pubdate>2000</pubdate>

    <summary>I have not finished reading this one so can not provide a summary.</summary>

    <isbn>1-59416-002-3</isbn>

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  <item>

    <title>Toxophilus: Archery - Theory and Practice</title>

    <author>Ascham, Roger</author>

    <publisher>Derrydale Press</publisher>

    <pubdate>1998</pubdate>

    <summary>Perhaps the original book on English Archery.  Written in the 1500's. Definitely a classic.</summary>

    <isbn>978-1-56416-092-8</isbn>

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