A Social History of Sheffield Boxing, Volume I : Rings of Steel, 1720-1970
Explore the rich and often gritty history of boxing in Sheffield with "A Social History of Sheffield Boxing, Volume I: Rings of Steel, 1720-1970." This compelling hardcover delves into the sport's cultural, political, and economic impact on the city from the 18th century onwards. Authored by Matthew Bell and Gary Armstrong, this first edition provides an in-depth look at Sheffield's boxing heritage, from settling parochial scores with fists to the rise of national champions like George Corfield, Gus Platts, Johnny Cuthbert, and Henry Hall. Blending urban ethnography, sociological theory, and historical research, the book examines how boxing became intertwined with Sheffield's industrial development and social profile. It also meditates on the decline of the sport and the integration of new migrants into UK life and sport. Key Features: * Comprehensive social history of Sheffield boxing from 1720-1970. * Explores the sport's connection to the city's industrial and social development. * Features prominent Sheffield boxers and their impact. * Blends urban anthropology, sports studies, and historical research. * Includes 32 b/w illustrations and 5 colour illustrations. Summary: A Social History of Sheffield Boxing, Volume I, Hardcover, English, 397 pages, ISBN 9783030635442, by Matthew Bell and Gary Armstrong, First edition.
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Explore the rich and often gritty history of boxing in Sheffield with "A Social History of Sheffield Boxing, Volume I: Rings of Steel, 1720-1970." This compelling hardcover delves into the sport's cultural, political, and economic impact on the city from the 18th century onwards. Authored by Matthew Bell and Gary Armstrong, this first edition provides an in-depth look at Sheffield's boxing heritage, from settling parochial scores with fists to the rise of national champions like George Corfield, Gus Platts, Johnny Cuthbert, and Henry Hall. Blending urban ethnography, sociological theory, and historical research, the book examines how boxing became intertwined with Sheffield's industrial development and social profile. It also meditates on the decline of the sport and the integration of new migrants into UK life and sport. Key Features: * Comprehensive social history of Sheffield boxing from 1720-1970. * Explores the sport's connection to the city's industrial and social development. * Features prominent Sheffield boxers and their impact. * Blends urban anthropology, sports studies, and historical research. * Includes 32 b/w illustrations and 5 colour illustrations. Summary: A Social History of Sheffield Boxing, Volume I, Hardcover, English, 397 pages, ISBN 9783030635442, by Matthew Bell and Gary Armstrong, First edition.
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Explore the rich and often gritty history of boxing in Sheffield with "A Social History of Sheffield Boxing, Volume I: Rings of Steel, 1720-1970." This compelling hardcover delves into the sport's cultural, political, and economic impact on the city from the 18th century onwards. Authored by Matthew Bell and Gary Armstrong, this first edition provides an in-depth look at Sheffield's boxing heritage, from settling parochial scores with fists to the rise of national champions like George Corfield, Gus Platts, Johnny Cuthbert, and Henry Hall. Blending urban ethnography, sociological theory, and historical research, the book examines how boxing became intertwined with Sheffield's industrial development and social profile. It also meditates on the decline of the sport and the integration of new migrants into UK life and sport. Key Features: * Comprehensive social history of Sheffield boxing from 1720-1970. * Explores the sport's connection to the city's industrial and social development. * Features prominent Sheffield boxers and their impact. * Blends urban anthropology, sports studies, and historical research. * Includes 32 b/w illustrations and 5 colour illustrations. Summary: A Social History of Sheffield Boxing, Volume I, Hardcover, English, 397 pages, ISBN 9783030635442, by Matthew Bell and Gary Armstrong, First edition.
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General | |
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format | hardcover |
Language | english |
type | book |
series | palgrave studies in urban anthropology |
Material | steel |
Brand | Springer Nature Switzerland AG |
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