, 1857-07-31
BRITISH PERIoDIC4Is.
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Farmers Guide.p

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THE FARMER's GUIDE to Scientific ard Prse,lGS rs
al gricultuTe. BY Henry Stephens, r H. =, 2.
nbuFqh, and the hate J. p. Norton. ffoi. y s,.,s
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven; V95i
al octayo 1000 pages, and numerous Woou any ~
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