'A Plaine and Easie Waie to Remedie a Horse': Equine Medicine in Early Modern England
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'A plaine and easie waie to remedie a horse': equine medicine in early modern England is Louise Hill Curth's groundbreaking new book on the health and illness of what were historically the most important domesticated, working animals.
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