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Bernard Darwin (1876–1961)

Author of The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Quotations

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Works by Bernard Darwin

British Clubs (2011) 45 copies, 1 review
Bernard Darwin On Golf (2003) 26 copies
British Golf (1956) 19 copies
War on the Line (1984) 17 copies
W.G. Grace (1978) 15 copies
Golf (2000) 12 copies
James Braid (1991) 10 copies
Playing the Like (2002) 10 copies
The Happy Golfer (1987) 10 copies
Green Memories (1998) 8 copies
Tee Shots and Others (1984) 7 copies
Three by Darwin and Other Early Golf Tales (1991) — Author — 6 copies
Every Idle Dream (1948) 6 copies
Darwin on the Green (1986) 6 copies
Out of the Rough (2004) 5 copies
Golfing by-paths, (1946) 5 copies
The Game's Afoot! (1926) 4 copies
A Round with Darwin (1984) 4 copies
Life is sweet, Brother (1940) 4 copies
AT ODD MOMENTS. (1941) 4 copies
Dickens (1933) 4 copies
The English public school (1929) 3 copies
The tale of Mr. Tootleoo (1925) 3 copies
Tootleoo two (1927) 3 copies
The Game of Golf (1931) 3 copies
Pack Clouds Away (1941) 2 copies
Tee Shots 2 copies
Hints on Golf 2 copies
Second Shots 1 copy
Elves and Princesses (1915) 1 copy

Associated Works

The Pickwick Papers (1836) — Introduction, some editions — 10,345 copies, 151 reviews
The Wrong Box (1889) — Introduction, some editions — 411 copies, 10 reviews
Oxford Dictionary of Quotations, Second Edition (1955) — Introduction — 369 copies
The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations (1941) — Introduction — 112 copies, 1 review
The Bobby Jones Story (1972) — Foreword, some editions — 36 copies
Legacy of England (1935) — Author — 6 copies
The Speeches of Charles Dickens (1988) — Introduction, some editions — 6 copies
The golfer's manual — Introduction, some editions — 1 copy

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3 reviews
I was attracted to this book due to the famous last name of its author. Bernard Darwin was in fact the grandson of Charles Darwin. However, having been born in 1876, Bernard has but very dim memories of his aging ancestor (Charles died in 1882). Nevertheless, he was bought up at Down House, and remembers his grandmother, and his father and uncles (Charles' sons). These aspects are mentioned in the first couple of chapters of this autobiography, though with no aspects of general interest. show more

Bernard Darwin gained fame as an amateur golfer and writer on that sport. His page at Wikipedia summarizes his life and career. Having no interest in golf, I did not see fit to complete the reading of this book about his life.

Scholars and other readers seeking nuggets of information about Charles Darwin must look elsewhere; this work does not qualify as Darwiniana.
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