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... lands , and others will not improve any land at all . ' A subsequent paper , On watering Meadows , by John Inman , Esq . , raised in us an expectation of finding a valuable supple- plement to Mr. Hamilton's remarks : but we are only ...
... lands , and others will not improve any land at all . ' A subsequent paper , On watering Meadows , by John Inman , Esq . , raised in us an expectation of finding a valuable supple- plement to Mr. Hamilton's remarks : but we are only ...
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... land receives but a very inadequate degree of tillage . In respect to the succession of their crops , even with this class of agriculturists , the potatoe crop stands first , as that on which the manure is chiefly expended ; it is ...
... land receives but a very inadequate degree of tillage . In respect to the succession of their crops , even with this class of agriculturists , the potatoe crop stands first , as that on which the manure is chiefly expended ; it is ...
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... land with the hoe occasions injury to the constitution of females ; the best cane - land in Jamaica being of a tenacious quality . That both causes have a pernicious effect may be inferred from the superior health of negroes who are ...
... land with the hoe occasions injury to the constitution of females ; the best cane - land in Jamaica being of a tenacious quality . That both causes have a pernicious effect may be inferred from the superior health of negroes who are ...
Contenido
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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