Famous horses at war: a soldier's mount throughout history
"In the days of horsed cavalry, a soldier's mount was a living, breathing companion. It galloped into the jaws of death at the sound of the bugle and the nudge of spurs. It carried its rider over arid deserts, across swollen rivers, up near-sheer mountains. Whole societies functioned becau...
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Zusammenfassung: | "In the days of horsed cavalry, a soldier's mount was a living, breathing companion. It galloped into the jaws of death at the sound of the bugle and the nudge of spurs. It carried its rider over arid deserts, across swollen rivers, up near-sheer mountains. Whole societies functioned because of the warhorse - the Huns, the Mongols, and the tribes of the North American plains. Horses were worshipped as gods - the centaurs of ancient Greece, Tziminchak of the Aztecs, while the Roman emperor Caligula intended to make his horse a consul! Most of us have only ever seen warhorses at the movies - the Scots Greys at Waterloo, the Light Brigade at Balaclava, Taras Bulba's Cossacks on the Steppes and Custer's cavalry at the Little Big Horn. This book celebrates the colour and nostalgia of a fighting past, from eohippus the first horse to Sefton, the last warhorse injured in the line of duty. Not forgetting the stark reality of thousands of animals sacrificed for men's greed and ambition, those killed on campaign, the maimed cab-horses and fodder for the knacker's yard."--Publisher's website |
Beschreibung: | xvii, 238 Seiten, 8 ungezählte Seiten Tafeln Illustrationen (teilweise farbig) |
ISBN: | 9781399093057 |
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adam_text | Contents Author’s Note and Acknowledgements vi Foreword Sefton viii Prologue Eohippus - the Dawn Horse Chapter 1 A Gallop Through the Ancient World Chapter 2 Bucephalus, the Bull Head 10 Chapter 3 Each, the Horse People 21 Chapter 4 Incitatus, Consul of Rome 32 Chapter 5 A Gallop Through the Dark Ages 48 Chapter 6 Babieca, the Booby 55 Chapter 7 The Wind Horse 70 Chapter 8 White Surrey 79 Chapter 9 Tziminchak, the Thunder and the Lightning 90 Chapter 10 Black Barbarie xii 1 97 Chapter 11 A Gallop Through the Age of Reason 109 Chapter 12 Copenhagen v. Marengo 119 Chapter 13 Ronald 139 Chapter 14 Traveller v. Cincinnati 153 Chapter 15 Comanche 165 Chapter 16 A Gallop Through the Empire 178 Chapter 17 Warrior 193 Chapter 18 A Gallop Through Hollywood’s Horses 208 Epilogue ‘Goodbye, Old Man’ 226 Bibliography 232 Index 235
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Contents Author’s Note and Acknowledgements vi Foreword Sefton viii Prologue Eohippus - the Dawn Horse Chapter 1 A Gallop Through the Ancient World Chapter 2 Bucephalus, the Bull Head 10 Chapter 3 Each, the Horse People 21 Chapter 4 Incitatus, Consul of Rome 32 Chapter 5 A Gallop Through the Dark Ages 48 Chapter 6 Babieca, the Booby 55 Chapter 7 The Wind Horse 70 Chapter 8 White Surrey 79 Chapter 9 Tziminchak, the Thunder and the Lightning 90 Chapter 10 Black Barbarie xii 1 97 Chapter 11 A Gallop Through the Age of Reason 109 Chapter 12 Copenhagen v. Marengo 119 Chapter 13 Ronald 139 Chapter 14 Traveller v. Cincinnati 153 Chapter 15 Comanche 165 Chapter 16 A Gallop Through the Empire 178 Chapter 17 Warrior 193 Chapter 18 A Gallop Through Hollywood’s Horses 208 Epilogue ‘Goodbye, Old Man’ 226 Bibliography 232 Index 235 |
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