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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 13 (April 1905) (1905)

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en he is patted and drafted horses from most of the other military camps, coaxed in, first up to his fetlocks, and then to his arms has done-^way with the cavalry arm in modern knees. Beyond this he will rarely go at the first such as Hunslow, York, Winchester, Colchester, etc., warfare; and the… … where there is little or no shade from the on the Siberian steppes; others among the burning sun. On the other hand, such a hills of Bohemia; others, again, in our Assembling the Boats. course may give own Western a horse a fright o r Southern of which it may States; some in be difficult or…

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