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England proper contains 13,000,000 of hectares * a little more than a third of the total extent of the British Isles , and one - fourth of that of France . M. de Lavergne at once admits that France does not possess an equal extent of ...
England proper contains 13,000,000 of hectares * a little more than a third of the total extent of the British Isles , and one - fourth of that of France . M. de Lavergne at once admits that France does not possess an equal extent of ...
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England , on the contrary , has long ago abandoned the propaga- tion of the Spanish breeds . The celebrated Leicestershire sheep introduced by Bakewell owed its deserved popularity in the first instance to the precocity of its growth ...
England , on the contrary , has long ago abandoned the propaga- tion of the Spanish breeds . The celebrated Leicestershire sheep introduced by Bakewell owed its deserved popularity in the first instance to the precocity of its growth ...
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A member of the constitutional party in France may be permitted to say with authority , ' It is perfectly evident , then , that both in France and England agricultural development has followed in the train of good govern- ment .
A member of the constitutional party in France may be permitted to say with authority , ' It is perfectly evident , then , that both in France and England agricultural development has followed in the train of good govern- ment .
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Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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