H. E. Morritt
Auteur van Fishing ways and wiles
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Algemene kennis
- Gangbare naam
- Morritt, H. E.
- Officiële naam
- Morritt, Henry Edward
- Geboortedatum
- 1880-03-03
- Geslacht
- male
- Nationaliteit
- UK
- Woonplaatsen
- Rokeby Park, County Durham, England
Colton Lodge, Yorkshire, England
Southwell Gardens, London, England - Opleiding
- Eton College
- Relaties
- Morritt, John B. S. (grandfather)
Morritt, William J. S. (uncle)
Morritt, Robert Ambrose (father)
Mitchell-Innes, Mary (mother)
Morritt, Robert Alexander (brother)
Chapman, Grace Lillia (wife) (toon alle 8)
Morritt, Robert Ambrose (son)
Dering, Mary Sylvia (daughter) - Organisaties
- Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Tank Corps
Naval and Military Club - Korte biografie
- '... owing to an injury to my right hand, fishing with a heavy rod is out of the question' (Fishing ways and wiles, ch. 2).
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- Populariteit
- #813,248
- Besprekingen
- 1
(Arthur Ransome, blurb on the d/w of the 2nd ed., 1950).
An entirely charming book, mainly on trout-fishing but with admirable chapters on sea-trout and salmon. No fisherman can read it without increasing both his enjoyment of fishing and his skill.
(Arthur Ransome, Fishing, 1955, p. 19).
... it may be as well to remind readers of fishing books that Major Morritt is the author of one of the best in our language. In 1929 he wrote Troutfishing: Ways and Wiles. That little book had a place on my shelf from the moment it appeared, with Pritt on Yorkshire Trout Flies, Edmonds and Lee on Brook and River Trouting and E. M. Tod on Wet Fly Fishing. But the test of a good book is that it shall not stay on its shelf, and not one of the others during the last quarter of a century has left its place so often. It went out of print and became hard to buy. My own copy, much read, and much borrowed, almost wore out. In 1950 it was republished with additional chapters as Fishing Ways and Wiles. For that new edition of one of my favourite books I happened to be partly responsible, but it did not give me all that I had asked for and during the last six years I have been, year in and year out, badgering its author to pull himself together, get his second wind and write another book. At long last he has done so ...
(Arthur Ransome in his foreword to The constant fisherman, 1957, p. 1).… (meer)