- The Barbel
- Carp
- The Chub
- The Cod Fish
- The Haddock
- The Herring
- The Mackarel
- The Mullet
- The Perch
- The Pike
- The Roach and The Shad
- The Tench and The Trout
- The Whiting
- Of the Situation and Disposition of the Principal Waters
- Of the Manner of making and raising Pond Heads
- The Dimensions of Pond Heads
- Of securing your Banks
- Of Sluices
- Of the Manner of Working to raise a Pond Head
- Of Auxiliary Waters
- Of Stews
- Of Moats
- Of Other Auxiliary Waters
- The Course of Laying the Great Waters Dry
- Of Breeding of Fish
- The Manner of Stocking Waters
- Of the Manner of Feeding Fish
- Of Disposing Your Increase of Fish
- Of fishing for Carriage
- Of Nurseries to Ponds and Fish
- Of Frosts, and the Way to Save the Fish in Them
- Of the Ordinary Benefits and Improvements by Fish
- Of Benefits besides the Main Design
- The Conclusion
Roger North, son of Dudley North, 4th Baron North, was a successful member of the bar and later member of parliament. But he had wide ranging interests from architecture to music. He has an avid collector of books and is best known as the biographer of the North family. Here we sample his interest in raising fish. He presents fifteen short sketches of esculent (edible) fish, and a longer essay as "A Discourse of Fish and Fish Ponds." - Summary by Larry Wilson
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