 ap-pa-ray-ho"), a pack saddle, is believed to be of Arabian origin; the Arabs being a nomadic and pastoral people, employing the camel, horse, burro and its cross descendant, the mule, indigenous to Asiatic countries. The origin of the aparejo dates back...  Manual of Pack Transportation - Page 16by United States Quartermaster General of the Army - 1917 - 244 pagesFull view - About this book
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...and prospector packed with this system his few wants, consisting of his grub stake and mining tools. The aparejo was introduced into Spain by the Moors...country in the eighth century, and on the discovery or the western continent (America) the Spaniards carried it into South America and Mexico. Irving in... | |
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...Arabs being a nomadic and pastoral people, employing the camel, horse, burro and its cross descendent, the mule, indigenous to Asiatic countries. The origin...ages. The aparejo was introduced into Spain by the Mpors (see footnote) on the conquest of that country in the eighth century, and on the discovery of... | |
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...However, the system was used 15 by Gen. RS Mackenzie after the civil war in his Indian campaigns against the Kiowas and Comanches in the Southwest. The individual...country in the eighth century, and on the discovery or the western continent (America) the Spaniards carried it into South America and Mexico. Irving in... | |
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