Horse-shoes and Horse-shoeing: Their Origin, History, Uses, and AbusesChapman and Hall, 1869 - 692 páginas their origin, history, uses, and abuses |
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... particularly required to preserve in health ; and if this art be judiciously employed , the foot will not be more liable to disease than any other organ . - Professor E. Coleman . JOHN CHILDS AND SON , PRINTERS . ΤΟ His Royal Highness ...
... particularly required to preserve in health ; and if this art be judiciously employed , the foot will not be more liable to disease than any other organ . - Professor E. Coleman . JOHN CHILDS AND SON , PRINTERS . ΤΟ His Royal Highness ...
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... particularly to the management of its feet , by those people who were among the first to dis- cover the beauties and merits of that noble animal , and to press its strength , fleetness , courage , and endurance Raphael Fabretti ...
... particularly to the management of its feet , by those people who were among the first to dis- cover the beauties and merits of that noble animal , and to press its strength , fleetness , courage , and endurance Raphael Fabretti ...
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... and humanity which has not , perhaps , been excelled since his day . The safety and comfort of that animal and his rider were ever before him , and his teach- ing was principally directed to make the horse particularly adapted.
... and humanity which has not , perhaps , been excelled since his day . The safety and comfort of that animal and his rider were ever before him , and his teach- ing was principally directed to make the horse particularly adapted.
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... particularly adapted for war , as the importance of cavalry was begin- ning to be perceived by the Greeks in their contests with that nation of horsemen , the Persians . He displays great judgment when specifying the proper form and ...
... particularly adapted for war , as the importance of cavalry was begin- ning to be perceived by the Greeks in their contests with that nation of horsemen , the Persians . He displays great judgment when specifying the proper form and ...
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... particularly their capital , was in general more humid than Greece , and their horses more lax in fibre , consequently softer - hoofed . Their legions , scattered in many regions of the world , were brought into contact with nations of ...
... particularly their capital , was in general more humid than Greece , and their horses more lax in fibre , consequently softer - hoofed . Their legions , scattered in many regions of the world , were brought into contact with nations of ...
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Horse-shoes and Horse-shoeing: Their Origin, History, Uses, and Abuses George Fleming Visualização integral - 1869 |
Horse-shoes and Horse-shoeing: Their Origin, History, Uses, and Abuses George Fleming Visualização integral - 1869 |
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