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Discovering Horse-Drawn Farm Machinery - Smith, D.J.
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Until the reign of Queen Anne oxen were widely used for ploughing, and most other jobs on the farm, such as harvesting, were done manually by farm labourers. But at the beginning of the eighteenth century the Agricultural Revolution began. Oxen were displaced by horses for ploughing and the famous heavy breeds of Shires, Clydesdales and Suffolks developed. Horses were more versatile than oxen and came to be used for many tasks other than ploughing. Following the Industrial Revolution the ingenuity of Victorian manufacturers ...

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Discovering Horse-Drawn Farm Machinery 2008, Shire Publications, London

ISBN-13: 9780852636640

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