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A collection of personal essays and reminiscences that recount cavalry service, horse buying and care, fox-hunting, and life in and after war. The author offers practical accounts of procuring and maintaining saddle-horses, vivid camp and campaign sketches conveying the responsibilities and rituals of command, and character portraits of comrades and stable companions. Interspersed are humorous anecdotes and reflections on equestrian culture in America and England, practical notes on tack and grooming, and the pleasures and peculiarities of mounted life.
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