JSTOR Daily | Why We Still Use “Horse-Power” JSTOR Daily Whatever happened to horses? They were once an integral part of daily life. Visitors to Tudor and Stuart England called it the kingdom of the horse because of the preeminence of the horse in the “economy, social and political life, in learned and ... |
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