A General System of Horsemanship Equitation 216 pages and over 300

216 pages and over 300 photographs

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needs and safety of horses in the planning of horse facilities as well as practical procedures for fulfilling the annual

A General System of Horsemanship Equitation 216 pages and over 300This classic work is both one of the most beautiful books on horses ever published and a highly significant landmark in the development of equestrian technique and literature. The 'General System' dates from Newcastle's exile in Europe with Charles II during the Cromwellian rebellion. It was first published in 1658 in a French translation, and illustrated with 42 superb engravings of horses, which also accompanied this English language edition almost