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This increase of 40,012 , added to the increase of 12,637 in the number of female farmers and graziers , makes a total of 52,649 more persons engaged in those two classes in 1901 than in 1881 , and is nearly equal to the decrease of ...
This increase of 40,012 , added to the increase of 12,637 in the number of female farmers and graziers , makes a total of 52,649 more persons engaged in those two classes in 1901 than in 1881 , and is nearly equal to the decrease of ...
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The percentage increase shown in the above table is consider- able , viz . 41:06 . The number of proprietors and attendants of agricultural machines increased in England and Wales from 4,675 in 1891 to 6,545 in 1901 , or 40 per cent .
The percentage increase shown in the above table is consider- able , viz . 41:06 . The number of proprietors and attendants of agricultural machines increased in England and Wales from 4,675 in 1891 to 6,545 in 1901 , or 40 per cent .
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Concurrent with the increase in the acreage of permanent grass in the United Kingdom there has been a ... In Great Britain horses have increased from 1,267,000 in 1870 to 1,569,000 in 1906 , an increase of 302,000 , or 23-8 per cent .
Concurrent with the increase in the acreage of permanent grass in the United Kingdom there has been a ... In Great Britain horses have increased from 1,267,000 in 1870 to 1,569,000 in 1906 , an increase of 302,000 , or 23-8 per cent .
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