Methode nouvelle, et invention extraordinaire de dresser les chevaux, et les travailler selon la nature : qui est perfectionée par la subtilité d'un art, qui n'a jamais esté trouvé, que par le tres-noble, haut, & tres-puissant prince, Guillaume de Cavendysh ... : traduite mot à mot en François, sur l'original anglois
A 1671 French translation, published in London by Thomas Milbourn, of the Duke of Newcastle's treatise on training horses according to nature, made for horsemen and students of horsemanship. Its pictures are four repeated woodcut-style ornamental friezes of foliage, scrolls, fruit and birds, which a designer could draw on for border bands and decorative strips.
