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Press F to pay respects. Also, post about horses in warfare.
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rip in peace, you are missed. F
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Yes
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Black Monday: The Deadly 14th Century Hailstorm That Killed Over 1000 Soldiers and 6000 Horses

>On Easter Monday, 13 th April 1360, a freak hail storm broke over English troops as they were preparing for battle with the French during the Hundred Years’ War. So brutal was the storm that over 1,000 men and 6,000 horses lost their lives that night. Convinced it was a sign from God, King Edward rushed to pursue peace with the French, marking the end of the first phase of the Hundred Years’ War.


http://www.ancient-origins.net/history/black-monday-deadly-14th-century-hailstorm-killed-over-1000-soldiers-and-6000-horses-008507
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I hate being late to these things.

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Poor horses, all they ever wanted was to canter and frolic in open fields. Instead we used them in pointless conflicts and then got rid of them once they became obsolete.
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has anyone drawn General Washington's horses Nelson and Blueskin as ponies yet? they served him well in the revolution
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They're featured in this one.
"Chestnut" is actually Nelson.
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