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Nature, Gardens & Animals
On Horsemanship
432 BCE-351? BCE Xenophon and Henry Graham Dakyns
50 pages~1 hr read5 chapters$4.99
Twenty-four centuries ago the Greek general Xenophon wrote down how to choose, ride and care for a horse, and much of it still holds true. Kindness over force, balance over brute strength: his advice founded the Western tradition of horsemanship. The oldest riding manual we have, still worth heeding. Learn to ride from an ancient master.
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Inside this book
5 chapters
- 1ON HORSEMANSHIP
- 2Translation by H. G. Dakyns
- 3Contents
- 4PREPARER'S NOTE
- 5ON HORSEMANSHIP
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