The Compleat Angler

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The Compleat Angler is a classic 17th-century English book that blends practical guidance on fishing with pastoral reflections on nature, friendship, and the art of living.

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instanceOf book
literary work
author Izaak Walton NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin England
firstPublicationYear 1653
genre non-fiction
pastoral literature
treatise on fishing
hasAlternativeSpelling The Complete Angler NERFINISHED
hasCharacter Auceps NERFINISHED
Piscator NERFINISHED
Venator NERFINISHED
hasDedication John Offley NERFINISHED
hasEdition 1655 enlarged edition
1676 fifth edition
hasIllustrations no (original edition)
hasPart dialogues
poems
practical instructions on fishing
songs
hasSequel The Second Part of The Compleat Angler NERFINISHED
hasTheme Christian morality
companionship
contemplation of nature
recreation and leisure
simple rural life
influenced angling literature
outdoor writing
isConsidered classic of English literature
one of the most reprinted books in English
language English
literaryForm prose
literaryPeriod Caroline era
English Renaissance NERFINISHED
mainSubject angling
art of living
fishing
friendship
nature
narrativeForm dialogue
placeOfPublication London, England
surface form: London
publicationCentury 17th century
publisher Richard Marriot NERFINISHED
sequelAuthor Charles Cotton NERFINISHED
setting English countryside
structure five parts (in later editions)
timePeriodOfSetting 17th century England

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Izaak Walton notableWork The Compleat Angler