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'n9 THE FARMERS GUIDE 70 Scientific and Practic
al qricnIture BY Henry STEPHENS. p. r. g., of Ed
inhurgh. and the late J. 4. Nfitnn fI"t- ~ oAFhtmo
Agriculture In Yale College, New Haven; vols; roy
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