[PDF.60of] Horse Power: A History of the Horse and Donkey in Human Societies

Horse Power: A History of the Horse and Donkey in Human Societies

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 | #2721405 in Books |  Harvard University Press |  1992-11-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  .78 x8.07 x10.20l, | File type: PDF | 192 pages

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||14 of 15 people found the following review helpful.| Tidbits, but no cohesion|By Holly Ingraham|Why does a "history of the horse and donkey in human society" have some ten pages on prehistoric evolution? This points up a basic flaw of the book, that it wanders from one interesting point about equids to another that the author dug up in her researches, without either sticking to a limited or focused thesis, or being really comp|From Library Journal|Although the rather dull title implies this is a pedantic work, this book is thoroughly absorbing and filled with facts of major interest. For example, the practice of nostril splitting, which helps the horse to breathe better, is well docum

If not for a horse, would Alexander have been the Great? William, the Conqueror? Richard, the Lionhearted? If not for their awesome mounts, would the Spaniards have had their way with the New World? Would Paul Revere have spread the word? Would the West have been won? It is hard to comprehend how far horse power has carried us, difficult to imagine, in our era of mechanical wizardry and speed, what role the horse has played in shaping human history. This is the challenge...

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