The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... interest in , the various operations which are continually going on . He then proceeds- Draining , to be remunerative , must be done effectu- ally . A field cannot be drained by putting a drain in a corner , one here and another there ...
... interest in , the various operations which are continually going on . He then proceeds- Draining , to be remunerative , must be done effectu- ally . A field cannot be drained by putting a drain in a corner , one here and another there ...
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... interests of the state demand . 9. Resolved , That the products of our soil may be vastly increased , our revenue ... interest to the state . 11. Resolved , That the general principles of the bill , to encourage agriculture , reported ...
... interests of the state demand . 9. Resolved , That the products of our soil may be vastly increased , our revenue ... interest to the state . 11. Resolved , That the general principles of the bill , to encourage agriculture , reported ...
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... interest which sus- tains every other interest in the community ; and relying upon your indulgent feelings towards a cultivator of the soil , entreat you to forget , in the magnitude of the subject , any deficiencies of the advocate ...
... interest which sus- tains every other interest in the community ; and relying upon your indulgent feelings towards a cultivator of the soil , entreat you to forget , in the magnitude of the subject , any deficiencies of the advocate ...
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