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Story of Swimming

A chronological story told by passionate swimmer, Susie Parr, reflecting on the history of swimming in Britain from early Roman accounts to the rise of popular watering holes exploring the social and political aspects of swimming over time. Beautifully illustrated with stunning images throughout, ‘The Story of Swimming’ is an intriguing story that makes a unique coffee table book or thoughtful gift for swimmers.

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