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Plain Treatise on Horse-Shoeing : With Illustrations, PDF eBook

Plain Treatise on Horse-Shoeing : With Illustrations PDF

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Nailing an iron shoe to a living horse's foot is a very unnatural thing to do; but, as it must be done, it is our duty to see how we can do it with the least injury to the horse.

To show this, I will suppose myself addressing a young smith, who is about to shoe his first horse.

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