"The Annals of Horsemanship, written by [Henry William] Bunbury under the pseudonym of Geoffrey Gambado and published in 1808 by W. Baynes, 54 Paternoster Row, London, was illustrated by stipple-etched plates of these same views. In spite of the close similarity in size and subject matter, the Apotheosis etchings were not printed from the same copperplates as the Annals plates."--Podeschi.
Contents:
The apotheosis of Geoffrey Gambado Esqr. -- Mr. Gambado seeing the world in a six mile tour so famed in history -- Me my wife and daughter -- A horse with a nose -- Tricks upon travellers -- Love and wind -- How to ride without a bridle -- How to do things by halves -- How to prevent a horse slipping his girths -- How to make the most of a horse -- How to make a mare go -- How to ride a horse upon three legs -- How to make the least of a horse -- The tumbler or its affinities -- A daisy cutter with his vanities -- Docter [sic] Cassock F.R.S. T.P.Q. inventor of the noble puzzle for tumble down horses.