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Page 33
... practical operations of the farm - of new seeds , and plants , and the mode of cultivat- ing them , and of every improvement in la- bor - saving machines . In twelve numbers of The Cultivator may be noticed more than a hundred and ...
... practical operations of the farm - of new seeds , and plants , and the mode of cultivat- ing them , and of every improvement in la- bor - saving machines . In twelve numbers of The Cultivator may be noticed more than a hundred and ...
Page 64
... practical education of the industrial classes in the several pursuits and professions in life . Sec . 4 ( as amended Mar. 3 , 1883 ) . That all moneys derived from the sale of lands afore- said by the States to which lands are appor ...
... practical education of the industrial classes in the several pursuits and professions in life . Sec . 4 ( as amended Mar. 3 , 1883 ) . That all moneys derived from the sale of lands afore- said by the States to which lands are appor ...
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... practical and scientific experiments and to appoint persons skilled in the natural sciences pertaining to agricul- ture . Congress thus formally committed it- self to science on a scale far beyond the slen- der enterprises of earlier ...
... practical and scientific experiments and to appoint persons skilled in the natural sciences pertaining to agricul- ture . Congress thus formally committed it- self to science on a scale far beyond the slen- der enterprises of earlier ...
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