810 resultados para Cycling Tour of Portugal
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At head of title: Oliveira Lima.
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Bibliography: p. xii.
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Signatures: pi1 A-E², 2A-2E² 2F²(-2F2), 3A-3B².
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Also published from the original (?) manuscript (formerly in the possession of José Freire Monterroyo Mascarenhas) in the Revista litteraria of Porto, 1842, Vol. IX, p. 433-467. cf. Silva, v. I, p. 67.
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At head of title: Manuel Bernardes Branco.
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"With one exception--reprinted from periodicals. The exception is the essay on 'Matthew Prior', which appeared in the Parchment library."--Prefatory note.
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D'esta Cronica foi feita uma unica tiragem de duzentos exemplares ... no. 163.
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Bibliographical footnotes.
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South Africa, Australia and New Zealand participated in numerous sporting contests prior to World War Two. These encounters were primarily on cricket pitches and rugby fields. After nearly four decades of negotiations the first Association football matches were played between the three countries in 1947. The first tour of South Africa to Australia and New Zealand was plagued by scandals on and off the pitch, but despite this Australia returned the favour and toured South Africa three years later. Another five years would pass before South African returned to Australia, by which time it was clear that a large gulf had emerged between the two nations in terms of sporting ability and organisational efficiency. This article focuses on the three tours of 1947, 1950 and 1955, dissecting each as they occurred against a backdrop of scandal, organisational inefficiency and sporting mismatch.