Substance of Sir John Sinclair's address to the Board of Agriculture, on Tuesday the fourteenth of July, 1795: : stating the progress that had been made in carrying on the measures undertaken by the Board, for promoting the improvement of the country, during the second session since its establishment..
Sinclair, John,Sir,1754-1835
Sinclair, John,Sir,1754-1835
[London : s.n.,
1795?]
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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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Board of Agriculture (Great Britain)
Agriculture
England London.