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ܪܟ ܙܝ ، ܪ The fubject of the discourse , therefore , is agriculture ; but agriculture regarded in a particular point of view . It is not the art of cultivating the ground , nor the fciences to which that art must be indebted for ...
ܪܟ ܙܝ ، ܪ The fubject of the discourse , therefore , is agriculture ; but agriculture regarded in a particular point of view . It is not the art of cultivating the ground , nor the fciences to which that art must be indebted for ...
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Where , he asks in what country has not agriculture remained in improvement behind the other great branches of art ? The reason is , that it is an art more difficult to be carried on , without certain portions of knowledge and ...
Where , he asks in what country has not agriculture remained in improvement behind the other great branches of art ? The reason is , that it is an art more difficult to be carried on , without certain portions of knowledge and ...
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Where , he asks in what country has not agriculture remained in improvement behind the other great branches of art ? The reason is , that it is an art more difficult to be carried on , without certain portions of knowledge and ...
Where , he asks in what country has not agriculture remained in improvement behind the other great branches of art ? The reason is , that it is an art more difficult to be carried on , without certain portions of knowledge and ...
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Gertrude of Wyoming a Pennsylvanian Tale | 1 |
Strictures on two Critiques in the Edinburgh Review | 40 |
Milners Appeal and J B Trotters Letter to Lord | 60 |
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