Astley's system of equestrian education, exhibiting the beauties and defects of the horse. With serious and important advice, on its general excellence, preserving it in health, grooming, &c / with plates.

  • Philip Astley
Date:
1801
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Credit: Astley's system of equestrian education, exhibiting the beauties and defects of the horse. With serious and important advice, on its general excellence, preserving it in health, grooming, &c / with plates. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    This Day Is PuhllsheJ^ Price Three Croions^ ASTLEY’s New, Improved and Correct FOUR SHEET MAP (CARTE GEOGRAPHIQUE) Ou VOYAGEUR et COURIER GENERAL Of the Empire of G E IIollcLud^ tlie 2SieihcrlcLiidSf Frcince, Switzevlcindi the Grifons, and the Northern Parts of Italy, No. \ Containing explanatory References in the En-gi.ish, German, and French Languages j alio the Pofts, half and quarter Pods, between the Cities and Towns The computed Number of Houfes in, and adjoining to the principal Places—The direifl Courfe of the Rivers—Situations of the Lakes, &c. ♦I [Notice]—To PREVENT SERIOT-S MISTAKES, the Purchafers of the above Map of Germany are refpeftfuliy informed, that it bears the Author’s Name, and Place of Ahode-^ To the Traveller and Native it is unneceTary to fay a word on its Superiority; but, to Perfons who have not vifited that extenfive Empire, it is highly important to refer them to the Topographical Part of the Work in general the Number of Houfes—and the principal, dire6l, and bed Roads for the Accommodation of the Public The Nobility, Gentry, &:c. who intend vifiting the Continent cither ^ budnefs or pleafure, me particularly reconmiended to purchafe thefe MAI their ufe and convenience poiiuing them out as the ltd hitherto jtrubiid.t'd.