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The economic and social development of a nation , according to this argument , was dependent upon the improvement of her agricultural system . Improvement in agriculture was , therefore , a public responsibility ; government policies ...
The economic and social development of a nation , according to this argument , was dependent upon the improvement of her agricultural system . Improvement in agriculture was , therefore , a public responsibility ; government policies ...
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... the mode of cultivatother Providential interpositions to supplying them , and of every improvement in laour wants ? ... thus which were wont to animate our fathers , making their improvements known , in a take in hand resolutely to ...
... the mode of cultivatother Providential interpositions to supplying them , and of every improvement in laour wants ? ... thus which were wont to animate our fathers , making their improvements known , in a take in hand resolutely to ...
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... and extension work aimed tions which will make continued ownership at improving lease contracts . possible . ... Allotment Act . Improvement of areas where croppers or migratory laborers existing leases is one important manner of ...
... and extension work aimed tions which will make continued ownership at improving lease contracts . possible . ... Allotment Act . Improvement of areas where croppers or migratory laborers existing leases is one important manner of ...
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Contents
17601840 | 1 |
The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
Copyright | |
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