The elements of the veterinary science : with a description of the mode of shoeing adopted by the British Cavalry, for preserving the natural functions of the foot.
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Grellier, J. (1802). The elements of the veterinary science: with a description of the mode of shoeing adopted by the British Cavalry, for preserving the natural functions of the foot . The author.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Grellier, James, 1777?-1860. 1802. The Elements of the Veterinary Science: With a Description of the Mode of Shoeing Adopted By the British Cavalry, for Preserving the Natural Functions of the Foot. Madras: The author.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Grellier, James, 1777?-1860. The Elements of the Veterinary Science: With a Description of the Mode of Shoeing Adopted By the British Cavalry, for Preserving the Natural Functions of the Foot Madras: The author, 1802.
Harvard Citation (style guide)Grellier, J. (1802). The elements of the veterinary science: with a description of the mode of shoeing adopted by the british cavalry, for preserving the natural functions of the foot. Madras: The author.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Grellier, James. The Elements of the Veterinary Science: With a Description of the Mode of Shoeing Adopted By the British Cavalry, for Preserving the Natural Functions of the Foot The author, 1802.