"assmanship" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1828, Henry Angelo, Reminiscences of Henry Angelo, with Memoirs of His Late Father and Friends,, London: Henry Colburn, page 346:",
          "text": "Ned Shuter’s assmanship, however, was not an unique performance, exhibited in this double character; for the celebrated Joe Haines, a comedian, in the reign of Queen Anne, spoke an epilogue on assback, at Lincoln’s-Inn-fields theatre;",
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          "text": "1843, Thomas Wilson, The Pitman’s Pay and Other Poems, Gateshead: William Douglas, Notes, p. 96,\nHe had put the assmanship of many to the test, but none were able to sit him, whenever he had arrived at a suitable place for depositing his load […]"
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          "text": "1906, E. V. Lucas, “Scourhill’s Adventures” in Forgotten Tales of Long Ago, London: Wells-Gardner-Darton, 1907, p. 163,\n[…] Master Scourhill would find himself much fatigued after his brilliant display of assmanship, which so much astonished the village."
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          "ref": "2005, Bryan Gallagher, Barefoot in Mullyneeny, London: HarperCollins, page 133:",
          "text": "Eventually the master blew the whistle, the asses were rehoused and we trooped back to school, sweating, excited, recounting mighty deeds of assmanship.",
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        "The skill of riding a donkey."
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