The Diary of a Cotswold Foxhunting Lady 1905-1910

Frances Witts was the great-grand-daughter of the Cotswold Parson, and maintained the family tradition of keeping a diary - although in this case it was a diary specific to one particular pleasure - for riding side-saddle, Frances was addicted to following the hunt. Over a period of five years during the Edwardian period she recorded the details of her hunting expeditions, and whilst out on the hunt she met Ronnie, her husband to be. The diary is illustrated throughout with pen and ink sketches