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Page 31
... improvement of agriculture , as constituting the basis of national prosperity and inde- pendence ; while with us improvement in husbandry has been considered a minor concern - it at least has not received the consideration of the ...
... improvement of agriculture , as constituting the basis of national prosperity and inde- pendence ; while with us improvement in husbandry has been considered a minor concern - it at least has not received the consideration of the ...
Page 33
... improvement , much has been done , and much is doing , by the agricultural periodicals of the day . The first of these was established at Baltimore by John S. Skinner ' in 1819 ; and we can now enumerate nearly twenty that are diffusing ...
... improvement , much has been done , and much is doing , by the agricultural periodicals of the day . The first of these was established at Baltimore by John S. Skinner ' in 1819 ; and we can now enumerate nearly twenty that are diffusing ...
Page 34
... improvement . We would infer from these premises that every man will promote his interest , and benefit the public , by patronis- ing and endeavoring to extend the circula- tion of our agricultural papers . They tend to no possible evil ...
... improvement . We would infer from these premises that every man will promote his interest , and benefit the public , by patronis- ing and endeavoring to extend the circula- tion of our agricultural papers . They tend to no possible evil ...
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