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This study examines the role of technological innovation during the rise of social groups in the Middle Ages.
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THE history of the use of the horse in battle is divided into three periods: first, that of the charioteer; second, that of the mounted warrior who clings to his steed by pressure of the knees; and the third, that of the rider equipped with stirrups.
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- Lynn White Jr. (Author)
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