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THE FARMERS GUIDE TO SCIENTIFIC
AND PRACTICAL AGnICULTURE:- -
BY Henry Stephens, F Il S, of Edinburgh
ana the late + Morton, Professor of Sci
G e1 Agriculture in Yale College, New
H%Ten, vols. royal octave 1000 pages
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