The Cow and Horse Economy in England’s Time
A reader argues that horse breeding, carriage use, and horse racing boost luxury, trade, and exports while cattle decimation and wheat needs rise. He claims horses drain earth’s produce more than humans, increasing prices, and suggests Parliament fix prices and reform civil costs to protect trades and farms. He promises further analysis in the next issue.
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