Trekking across the country to play for Lord Stanley's Cup, the 1904 Nuggets make it into the hockey history books for their truly incredible spirit and determination.

Lavishly illustrated with more than 220 images, beautifully designed, impeccably researched, and wonderfully written.

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Through its lavishly illustrated pages skate the players, the coaches, and the almost forgotten legends who are the reason why we love the game.    

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Abondamment illustré de photos d’archives, ce superbe ouvrage retrace toute l’histoire du hockey, un sport qui suscite toujours autant de passion !

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The 1907 Thistles staked their place in history as the last small-town team to win the Stanley Cup.

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Part of the first generation of professional hockey, the Wanderers were also among the first teams that made up the National Hockey Association, now known as the NHL.

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During the 1896 Stanley Cup show-down, the Victorias initiated an East-West rivalry that captured truly national media attention as no hockey game ever had.

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If you thought Halley Wickenheiser was the first woman to shoot a puck, meet the Preston Rivulettes. These talented young women played their first season in 1931.

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This truly Canadian hybrid has been keeping noggins toasty warm at local arenas for as long as kids have been lacing up skates.

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