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... attention , and often by the pecuniary bounty of illustrious individuals , who relaxed from the faftidioufnefs of rank , in the company of men of learning , or have left memorials of their regard by their epiftolary correfpondence . Nor ...
... attention , and often by the pecuniary bounty of illustrious individuals , who relaxed from the faftidioufnefs of rank , in the company of men of learning , or have left memorials of their regard by their epiftolary correfpondence . Nor ...
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... attention from the cultivation of the foil , and from , improving the face and productions of the country . No writer has more completely given his attention to the whole subject of Rural Economy than Mr. Marshall , nor has done more to ...
... attention from the cultivation of the foil , and from , improving the face and productions of the country . No writer has more completely given his attention to the whole subject of Rural Economy than Mr. Marshall , nor has done more to ...
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... attention , with greater energy and effect , to the ara- ble and grafs land managements : more especially to the watering of meadows ; and , of courfe , to the removal of many of the prefent Fruit Trees changing them for a more certain ...
... attention , with greater energy and effect , to the ara- ble and grafs land managements : more especially to the watering of meadows ; and , of courfe , to the removal of many of the prefent Fruit Trees changing them for a more certain ...
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