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From these calcula- tions it follows that 35,000,000 French sheep produce annually 60,000,000 kilogs . of wool * , and 144,000,000 kilogs . of meat ; whilst 35,000,000 British sheep produce at least the same quan- tity of wool and ...
From these calcula- tions it follows that 35,000,000 French sheep produce annually 60,000,000 kilogs . of wool * , and 144,000,000 kilogs . of meat ; whilst 35,000,000 British sheep produce at least the same quan- tity of wool and ...
Page 93
Our pigsties produce at least double the amount of hams and flitches which can be found in France , where indeed the pig generally looks like a guilty and despised fugi- tive . On the other hand , we have no hesitation in awarding the ...
Our pigsties produce at least double the amount of hams and flitches which can be found in France , where indeed the pig generally looks like a guilty and despised fugi- tive . On the other hand , we have no hesitation in awarding the ...
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... and extract - difference and variety in the produce , 87-8 , extract- average annual produce of the vineyards of France ... 90-1 - value of the dairy produce , 91-2 , extracts and notes - superiority of English horses , 93 - French ...
... and extract - difference and variety in the produce , 87-8 , extract- average annual produce of the vineyards of France ... 90-1 - value of the dairy produce , 91-2 , extracts and notes - superiority of English horses , 93 - French ...
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