Carriages & coaches : their history & their evolution (1912)
Straus, Ralph, 1882-1950 · London : Martin Secker · leaf 28
s. Assyrian chariots did not differ in any essential points wfv **• *■■<- i. ^ Dictionary of the Bible. 1906. Edited by J. Hastings. Art.Chariot. 2 We account for this difference by supposing that in battle, when ^^.- success depended in a great measure upon the stability of the chariot, special… … Assyrian Chariot {From Smiths Concise History of English C<irriages ) ^».. ■y THE PRIMITIVE VEHICLE 23 from the Egyptian.^ They were, however, com-pletely panelled at the sides, and a shield was sometimeshung at the back. The wheels had six, or, at a laterperiod, eight spokes ; the felloes were…
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