Rowing

Written in the late 19th century by R. C. Lehmann, 'Rowing' is a comprehensive guide to the sport of rowing, aimed at introducing novices to the fundamentals of oarsmanship. The book emphasizes the discipline, endurance, and camaraderie inherent in rowing, contrasting the techniques of skilled rowers with those of beginners. Lehmann also discusses the historical context of rowing competitions, including notable events like the Oxford and Cambridge boat race, and presents rowing as both a science and an art that requires patient practice and dedication.