Laufer, Berthold, 1874-1934 · Chicago: Field Museum of Natural History · leaf 170
jump on their horses, and fell him with anarrow-shot. He turns back, unsaddles again, and orders his soldiers to graze thehorses, and to take a rest. Until the evening the distrustful Huns durst make nocharge. Under cover of night, the Chinese retreated in good order. The interestingbiography of Li… … Defensive Armor or the Han Period 233 commander was obliged to inaugurate again a reform of cavalry tactics.In 598 a.d. the Turkish Khan Ta-tou, the Tardu of the Byzantinehistorians, made an inroad into China; and Yang Su, appointed gen-eralissimo against him, met with unusual success. Formerly,…
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