Markhams Faithfull Farrier Wherein the Depth of His Skill Is Layd Open in All Those Principall and Approoved Secrets of Horsemanship, Which the Author Never Published, But Hath Kept in His Brest, and Hath Beene the Glory of His Practise. (1640) (Paperback)

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