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For some hundreds of years England has undoubtedly held a preeminence in Europe for its production of horses . Bassompierre , in his memoirs , describes the English horses imported into France during the first half of the seventeenth ...
For some hundreds of years England has undoubtedly held a preeminence in Europe for its production of horses . Bassompierre , in his memoirs , describes the English horses imported into France during the first half of the seventeenth ...
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There is no writer of that period from whom so much authentic information on English horses can be obtained ; and it clearly appears from the following extracts that at the time when Arabs and Barbs were first introduced into this ...
There is no writer of that period from whom so much authentic information on English horses can be obtained ; and it clearly appears from the following extracts that at the time when Arabs and Barbs were first introduced into this ...
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Again , for infinite labour and long indurance , which is easiest to be seen in our English hunting matches , I have not seen any horse able to compare with the English horse . ' He then gives an accurate account of the Arab and Barb ...
Again , for infinite labour and long indurance , which is easiest to be seen in our English hunting matches , I have not seen any horse able to compare with the English horse . ' He then gives an accurate account of the Arab and Barb ...
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