, 1856-10-10
BRITISH PERIODICALS.
AND THE
HFarmer's Guide"

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THE FARMERS GUIDE to Scientific and Practic-
al Agriculture. BY Henry Stephens, =. r. 3. OF I'd
inburgh, and the late j. p Norton, Prof o. seenthc
Agriculture in Yale College New haVeni vols; roy
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