by Lewis Edward Nolan (Author)
This book is a comprehensive account of the history and tactics of cavalry warfare. The author covers the origins of cavalry, its development over time, and its uses in various contexts, from ancient to modern times. He also explores the role of cavalry in key battles and wars, as well as the equipment, techniques, and training needed for success on the battlefield.
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