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... horse , in 3 hours and 17 mi- nutes . The first premium was adjudged to the plough drawn by two oxen , because it afforded a specimen of the most excel- lent workmanship ; the second was awarded to the plough with two horses ; and the ...
... horse , in 3 hours and 17 mi- nutes . The first premium was adjudged to the plough drawn by two oxen , because it afforded a specimen of the most excel- lent workmanship ; the second was awarded to the plough with two horses ; and the ...
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... horses till past two o'clock in the afternoon . The pack - saddles consist of pieces of light turf and wood , fitted to the horse's back , and furnished with projecting pegs , to which the baggage is hung by means of cords . • When all ...
... horses till past two o'clock in the afternoon . The pack - saddles consist of pieces of light turf and wood , fitted to the horse's back , and furnished with projecting pegs , to which the baggage is hung by means of cords . • When all ...
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... horses and themselves ; the number of reserve horses that march with them ; and the habits of their Turkish wars , produce this counteracting inconvenience to the employment of the Cossaques , and there are many obstacles to the ...
... horses and themselves ; the number of reserve horses that march with them ; and the habits of their Turkish wars , produce this counteracting inconvenience to the employment of the Cossaques , and there are many obstacles to the ...
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Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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