Sir John Sinclair's address to the Board of Agriculture, on Tuesday, the twenty-fourth of May, 1796: : stating the progress that had been made by the Board, during the third session since its establishment..
Sinclair, John,Sir,1754-1835
[London ; s.n.,
1796?]
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Sir John Sinclair (1754-1835), important agricultural improver and politician, founded the Board of Agriculture in 1793 as a means of publicising agricultural developments, advising the government, spreading information, conducting experiments, and promoting legislation. William Pitt agreed to the setting up of the Board on an annual grant of £3000, with Sinclair as its unpaid president.
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Goldsmiths'
Board of Agriculture (Great Britain)
Agriculture
England London.