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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 15 (October 1907) (1907)

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cording to Froissart, no These chariots or war cars were drawn by a pair of ing to the front, thanks to the evolution of the inter- less than "200 carts loaded with cannon." Judging horses harnessed on either side of a pole and were, as a rule, only big enough to carry one warrior and from what… … always the risk that the horses might be stampeded The Latest French War Car, 1907. or driven back into their own ranks with disastrous An Egyptian 'Wat Chariot. effect. Added, to this disadvantage was the ease with of Ghent fired 300 cannons upon them." This seems with which a slight obstruction…

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