Methode nouvelle, et invention extraordinaire de dresser les chevaux, et les travailler selon la nature : qui est perfectionée par la subtilité d'un art, qui n'a jamais esté trouvé, que par le tres-noble, haut, & tres-puissant prince, Guillaume de Cavendysh ... : traduite mot à mot en François, sur l'original anglois (1671)
Newcastle, William Cavendish, Duke of, 1592-1676 · A Londres : Chez Tho. Milbourn · leaf 7
> … SIRE, E premier Livre que fay efcript de l'Art de monter à Cheval, imprimé en Fran¬ çois, a efté honoré de voftre prote&ion ; Et foie encore prendre Ja hardiefle d’offrir celuy-cy en Anglois à V offre Ma/efté ; qui n’eftant pas feulement le plus grand Roy de la Chreftienté, mais auflï autant…
Horsemanship -- Early works to 1800
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