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Belles And Ringers is an evocative novel framed by the author Hawley Smart, a British-originated author majorly known for his work in the sporting culture and adventure diction genre. The book is set in the late 19th century and orbits around the horse racing world, fortifying the lives of journey, trainers and how those are associated with the racing industry. The protagonist of the novel Archie Lovell is a talented but unrestrained jockey. He faces lots of hurdles during his journey and temptation within the racing world including generic issues like gambling, opposition and relationship issues. Throughout the book, the reader delves into the competitive journey and merciless environment of horse racing with low and high tides situations. The book also explores the superb themes of loyalty, objectives and complex situations in relationships that help readers develop a penetrating passion towards the world of competition. Through this book, glances at social dynamics and struggles can be addressed comprehensively with a blend of romance, sports and adventure.
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Vols. for 1898-1968 include a directory of publishers.
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