The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... increase their general intelligence , their aggregate wealth , and give them , as they deserve to have , a control over the morals and politics of society . แ They will increase the national wealth . " They will be not only calculated ...
... increase their general intelligence , their aggregate wealth , and give them , as they deserve to have , a control over the morals and politics of society . แ They will increase the national wealth . " They will be not only calculated ...
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... increase the wealth of the country . upon the price of grain in the market ; the higher the Such a system would enable the sons of our farmers and price the better ordinarily for both landlord and tenant . mechanics , to acquire a ...
... increase the wealth of the country . upon the price of grain in the market ; the higher the Such a system would enable the sons of our farmers and price the better ordinarily for both landlord and tenant . mechanics , to acquire a ...
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... increase in the productions of a science . Fellenburg has a school in Switzerland with pu- the soil , the bounty granted by the state would be more than pils from Switzerland , Germany , France , Spain , Portugal , repaid in an increased ...
... increase in the productions of a science . Fellenburg has a school in Switzerland with pu- the soil , the bounty granted by the state would be more than pils from Switzerland , Germany , France , Spain , Portugal , repaid in an increased ...
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