American Quarterly Review, Volume 21Carey, Lea & Carey, 1837 - Serial publications |
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... plants , the varieties of vegetables necessary to be raised for the amelioration of the soil , and also the different kinds of manures and composts adapted to the several kinds of land , requires a minute philo- sophical investigation ...
... plants , the varieties of vegetables necessary to be raised for the amelioration of the soil , and also the different kinds of manures and composts adapted to the several kinds of land , requires a minute philo- sophical investigation ...
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... plants , and this is the only mode in which crops can be properly alternated . A merely theoretic agriculturist , doubtless , would be unable to cultivate the soil with full success , but the farmer , it is obvious , would practise ...
... plants , and this is the only mode in which crops can be properly alternated . A merely theoretic agriculturist , doubtless , would be unable to cultivate the soil with full success , but the farmer , it is obvious , would practise ...
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... plants , and the manner in which this food is supplied and prepared for their nourishment . principles of the constitution of bodies , consequently , will form the first subject for our consideration . The " By methods of analysis ...
... plants , and the manner in which this food is supplied and prepared for their nourishment . principles of the constitution of bodies , consequently , will form the first subject for our consideration . The " By methods of analysis ...
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... plants , and the most approved stock . Horticulture , which may be considered the fine arts of agri- culture , has also received considerable attention in this country , through the agency of private and public enterprise ; and the ...
... plants , and the most approved stock . Horticulture , which may be considered the fine arts of agri- culture , has also received considerable attention in this country , through the agency of private and public enterprise ; and the ...
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... plants of our soil , the trees of our woods , the trefoil and the oak , also decorated our churches , in like manner as the acanthus and the palm had embellished the temples of the country and the age of Pericles . Within a cathedral ...
... plants of our soil , the trees of our woods , the trefoil and the oak , also decorated our churches , in like manner as the acanthus and the palm had embellished the temples of the country and the age of Pericles . Within a cathedral ...
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