Charles Leroy Cart has written:
'The science of religion' -- subject(s): Christian life
J. E. Cart has written: 'Troens blomst'
Sarah Cart has written: 'These hundred years' -- subject(s): History
Maurice VALENCY has written: 'The cart and the trumpet'
John Cart Burgess has written: 'A practical essay on the art of flower painting' -- subject(s): Flowers in art, Watercolor painting
Elinor Whitney has written: 'Tod of the Fens' 'Timothy and the blue cart' 'Tyke-y' -- subject(s): Dogs, Juvenile fiction
Van Aarle. has written: 'Don't put your cart before the horse race' -- subject(s): Fiction, Horse racing, Humorous stories
Impossible to say. The cart pre-dates written history.
Thomas Houser Rasmussen has written: 'Ox cart to automobile' -- subject(s): Social conditions, Economic conditions, Social change, History
Edward Bear has written: 'The Cocktail Cart' 'The seven deadly fears' -- subject(s): Fear, Fiction, Imaginary conversations, Recovery movement, Spiritual life
George Bernard Shaw
Yes, go-cart is a compound noun. It can also be written go cart. There are three types of compound nouns: open spaced: go cart hyphenated: mother-in-law (or go-cart) solid: baseball
K. Rajeswaran has written: 'A feasibility study on the ox-driven scotch cart project' -- subject(s): Carriages and carts, Ox driving, Ox industry, Rural development