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From what I understand, it is an almost universal fact that a group of cavalry cannot run down an infantry square or similar formation. What are some examples of cavalry succeeding in doing so?

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What is this about, Peter?

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To what extent was Napoleon’s plan to invade India a serious one?

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Why is there no cave art in Britain (beyond the Creswell Crags)?

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Who is the longest serving democratically elected head of government in history?

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From what I understand, it is an almost universal fact that a group of cavalry cannot run down an infantry square or similar formation. What are some examples of cavalry succeeding in doing so?	3	AskHistorians
What is this about, Peter?	1	PeterExplainsTheJoke
To what extent was Napoleon’s plan to invade India a serious one?	1	AskHistorians
Why is there no cave art in Britain (beyond the Creswell Crags)?	1	AskHistorians
Who is the longest serving democratically elected head of government in history?	0	AskHistorians