simply

partially

incomparably

only

they should be used for passenger travel but not for hauling

stagecoaches were fast, reliable means of transportation

they often attracted their passengers through dishonest publicity

stagecoaches had to make more stops than other long-distance carriers

every wealthy household had teams of horses

all households had two carriages, one for travel and one for haulage

the very wealthy had large enclosed carriages for passenger transportation 

a single household only possessed a cart because they didn't travel very often

they triggered a gun to scare away trespassers

they usually struck pedestrians while walking in the mud

they possessed powerful, jagged edges and frequently broke legs

close

fashionable

brand-new

old

to contrast the ways in which rich people and poor people traveled

to argue that laws were strict in the 18th century compared to modern day

to discuss a reason why some people traveled on horseback

to continue the discussion of the many obstacles people faced while traveling

haulage was usually over short distances with horses

stagecoaches sometimes helped with transportation of goods

horses, while high maintenance, were sometimes the only option for transporting goods

maintenance

horses

blacksmiths

shoes 

the most common means of transport was by horse

people traveled the furthest by foot

some people never traveled far distances in their entire lives

steam engines were used to transport people

they owned several horses

they liked to ride in stagecoaches

they wanted to avoid poor weather

they had family,friends and business that were faraway