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... important corollary , that an ac- quaintance with soils is indispensable to the practice of agricul- ture and gardening . Now as agriculture has a connection with civilization , which neither time nor place can destroy ; as one can- not ...
... important corollary , that an ac- quaintance with soils is indispensable to the practice of agricul- ture and gardening . Now as agriculture has a connection with civilization , which neither time nor place can destroy ; as one can- not ...
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... important to the country in its consequences , or in which more TRUE PATRIOTISM could be displayed . We reflect upon ... importance and its dangers , we feel that they have done a service to their country , which , we trust that country ...
... important to the country in its consequences , or in which more TRUE PATRIOTISM could be displayed . We reflect upon ... importance and its dangers , we feel that they have done a service to their country , which , we trust that country ...
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... important obligations by the publication of a pamphlet , which , in different languages , has been extensively circulated , both at home and abroad ; and it is thought to be no less necessary to correct such mistakes as are promulgated ...
... important obligations by the publication of a pamphlet , which , in different languages , has been extensively circulated , both at home and abroad ; and it is thought to be no less necessary to correct such mistakes as are promulgated ...
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ADDRESS TO THE READER | 9 |
The Pastors Fireside a novel By Miss Jane Porter | 32 |
Account of Bataviaits inhabitants commerce cli | 46 |
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