The Quarterly Review, Volume 301William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1963 - English literature |
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Page 332
... watermeadow represents a system by which a river can be tapped , and spread at will over the flat valley floor - a kind of controlled , artificial ' flooding . ' The reason for the system flourish- ing in the West Country was because it ...
... watermeadow represents a system by which a river can be tapped , and spread at will over the flat valley floor - a kind of controlled , artificial ' flooding . ' The reason for the system flourish- ing in the West Country was because it ...
Page 334
... watermeadows finally went out of cultivation , except for the rem- nant still being worked , and a great part of the system of hatches and drains decayed . Apart from the between - wars agricultural depression , the decline of the ...
... watermeadows finally went out of cultivation , except for the rem- nant still being worked , and a great part of the system of hatches and drains decayed . Apart from the between - wars agricultural depression , the decline of the ...
Page 335
... watermeadow main- tenance , by hand and spade , is most unpopular . This maintenance cannot be ' skipped ' --without it , the watermeadow will not function , and no extra growth will occur . The tendency these days is for farmers to do ...
... watermeadow main- tenance , by hand and spade , is most unpopular . This maintenance cannot be ' skipped ' --without it , the watermeadow will not function , and no extra growth will occur . The tendency these days is for farmers to do ...
Contents
The Years of Disillusion | 1 |
The British Electoral System | 11 |
Nazi Spoliation and its Reparation | 20 |
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