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Evolution of Cavalry in Ancient Wars
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An exploration of the changes in cavalry during ancient wars, particularly the Greek war with the Persians and how it evolved over 150 years. The article delves into the debate on how cavalry had changed and how it was used in battles to break up formations of heavy infantry.
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