A stagecoach is a large, horse-drawn carriage designed to carry passengers over long distances. It typically has several rows of seats inside and is built to carry multiple passengers, often traveling between towns or cities on scheduled routes. Stagecoaches were commonly used in the 18th and 19th centuries before trains became more widespread, offering a relatively fast and reliable way to travel.

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