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NUMBER 1 : progress of continually affording less . " - P. THE PRESENT STATE OF AGRICULTURE 31 : “ Virginia is in a rapid decline . ” – P. 38 : " Land in New York , formerly producing I shall consider in a succession of short twenty ...
NUMBER 1 : progress of continually affording less . " - P. THE PRESENT STATE OF AGRICULTURE 31 : “ Virginia is in a rapid decline . ” – P. 38 : " Land in New York , formerly producing I shall consider in a succession of short twenty ...
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The habit of believof the United States in which frontier ing in personal progress and growth had a roughness lasted longest . In part this may parallel in the certitude of social progress have been due to a real need for self - help ...
The habit of believof the United States in which frontier ing in personal progress and growth had a roughness lasted longest . In part this may parallel in the certitude of social progress have been due to a real need for self - help ...
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Much attention has been given to better farming , and the progress of a generation has been marked . Small manufacture and better handicrafts need now to receive attention , for the open country needs new industries and new interests .
Much attention has been given to better farming , and the progress of a generation has been marked . Small manufacture and better handicrafts need now to receive attention , for the open country needs new industries and new interests .
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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