Historic Horsemanship and things related to it.

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	"Many medieval and Renaissance horse masters and nobles were aware of Xenophon and his teachings."

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	"Duarte states in his work "Bem Cavalgar" that a well rounded horseman should know about veterinary works, so here's a good one."

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	"This is a good work, but not an easy read."

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	"For anyone interested in material culture and horses, this is one of the best places to start."

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	"Jordanus Rufus: 13th century horse care"

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	"English adaptation of Duarte's Bem Cavalgar. This is one of the earliest surviving works on the Art of Horsemanship."

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	"Contains some information on Pietro Monte and excerpts from other horsemen of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Though it is mostly about Historic Martial Arts in general."

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	"A staple in anyone's medieval library. Covers quite a bit of ground."

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	"Quick intro to the war horse"

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	"Another of King René's works. Great for students of Chivalry, language, and allegory."

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	"For those interested in 16th century German Tournaments."

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	"Interesting little book. I for one would really like to see the original. This one definitely has the feel of a grade school book. Also people can't make up their mind whether to call him Gervase Markham or Markham Gervase."