[DOC] [TLE] Check and uncheck as needed to select sections to print. Then ... [PAR] For these reasons knights were usually the most powerful men in every ... A well 
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tournaments, a fast courser for battle, a palfrey for travel, and a packhorse to carry 
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PALFREY FOR TRAVEL, AND A FAST COURSER FOR BATTLE, HORSES. [DOC] [TLE] Horses in the Middle Ages - Wikipedia [PAR] Horses in the Middle Ages differed in size, build and breed from the modern 
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than their modern counterparts, being essential for war, agriculture, and transport
. Consequently, specific types of horse developed, many of which have no .... 
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These two tales are the only two within The Canterbury Tales ..... including the 
descriptions of the Pilgrims' horses, and Beryl Rowland has argued that The ..... 
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anyone ride a female horse ie. a mare into battle or were they ... heavier horses, 
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though: ... A well-to-do merchant might have horses, assuming he had any... [DOC] [TLE] Oragain of Armour - Scribd [PAR] These were made of many layers of quilted linen. ... Roman helmets had broad, 
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network of linked iron ringscalled a hauberk. a fast courser for battle. a long ... A 
well equipped knight had several horses. a palfrey for travel. was for use when... [DOC] [TLE] THE HORSE Imperiously he leaps, he neighs, he bounds,... His ears ... [PAR] These horses had been imported into England before 1750 and were used by ... 
The slow gait has several forms including the fox trot, the broken pace, the 
running walk, and the amble. ..... A well-equipped knight needed at least four 
different types of horses: (1) a charger, (2) a palfrey, (3) a courser, and (4) a battle 
horse. [DOC] [TLE] Horses in Medieval Times - the Scientia Review [PAR] Courser. Rouncy. Genetics Basic. Generics in Horse Breeding. The Destrier .... 
Palfrey. 11. The palfrey was the everyday horse of a knight. The palfrey was 
shorter and ... battle. This horse was used for multiple purposes such as travel 
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good. [DOC] [TLE] Arms and Armor of the Medieval Knight - Worcester Polytechnic ... [PAR] Apr 5, 2008 ... Keywords: History  Middle Ages, Knight, Arms and Armor ...... medieval horse 
varieties like the palfrey, destrier, rouncey and courser. .... But medieval feudal 
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to battle. ...... fast and light, it was a good horse for long battles. [DOC] [TLE] Medieval Armour - Medieval Warfare [PAR] By about 1400 the full harness of

Question: A well-equipped knight had several of these, including a palfrey for travel & a fast courser for battle
Answer: a horse