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The Use of Draught Animals in English Farming from 1066 1500
The book explores the transformative impact of horses on English agriculture, detailing their adoption as a superior alternative to oxen for farming tasks. It examines the technological, economic, and social changes that accompanied this shift, highlighting how the integration of horses revolutionized farming practices and improved productivity. Through historical context, the narrative illustrates the significance of this transition in shaping rural life and agricultural efficiency in England.