Nicholas Wilcox Cundy, Inland Transit — John Sharp (1834)
“ Certainly, the longer they are away from comfortable food and comfortable pasture, the longer they are on the road, the more are they deteriorated in point of quality, generally; always some; sometimes more, sometimes less. ”
Nicholas Wilcox Cundy, Inland Transit — John Sharp (1834)
“ It depends on the season of the year and the weather; at this season of the year, from long journeys and the warm weather, it will spoil. In this season of the year the dead meat comes a short distance; in winter, when the season will permit, it comes 100 miles. ”
Nicholas Wilcox Cundy, Inland Transit — John Sharp (1834)
“ Their coming in a shorter time would of course be an advantage? Beasts that come a short journey, well taken care of, do not suffer so much as those that come long journeys. 15. Do sheep also suffer from being driven? ”
