La Liberté Des Haras Et La Crise Chevaline En 1864...
by Louis Alexandre Foucher de Careil (comte), delves into the state of horse breeding and the equine crisis in France during 1864. This work offers a historical perspective on the challenges and opportunities within the French equine industry during that era. It explores the dynamics of stud farms ('haras') and their role in shaping the quality and availability of horses, a vital component of both the agricultural and military sectors of the time.
Foucher de Careil's analysis provides insights into the economic and social factors influencing horse breeding practices, making it a valuable resource for historians and anyone interested in the agricultural history of 19th-century France. The book sheds light on the intersection of economic policy, animal husbandry, and societal needs in a critical period of French history.
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