An essay on new experiments. Wherein is demonstrated, I. That barren, waste, and uncultivated lands, ... may be improved ... II. The whole art of gardening and husbandry ... III. Several essays of great advantage to the silken manufactory at Chelsea, ... Collected by Clement Joynes, ...
Joynes, Clement.
London : Sold by W. Boreham, and Mr. Griffith's, and the booksellers of London and Westminster,
[1721?]
Pp.1-4 contain: 'By survivorship, an additional proposal .. ' .
Pp.9-54 contain entries headed "January" to "December", and pp.55-6, 'A table of the motions of the heavenly bodies' and a list of feast days.
Pp.i-viii match part I of the title.
The five unpaginated contents leaves contain correct references to pp.9-53, and two other references to items not present here, on pp. said to be numbered 1-16 ; and 57-120 (called "Part I" in the contents, in which they appear first).
The register is continuous and catchwords appropriate.
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