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Page 11
When , however , the country becomes so densely populated as to require
economy of space , , art will come in to supply the deficiencies of nature , and
husbandry will be greatly advanced . Another cause of bad husbandry in this
country , is ...
When , however , the country becomes so densely populated as to require
economy of space , , art will come in to supply the deficiencies of nature , and
husbandry will be greatly advanced . Another cause of bad husbandry in this
country , is ...
Page 13
... by the institution of societies , and exhibitions of domestic products , it is
believed that the planters make too large drafts upon the soil , and as they do not
expend much labour in manuring , it becomes soon exhausted by improvident
culture .
... by the institution of societies , and exhibitions of domestic products , it is
believed that the planters make too large drafts upon the soil , and as they do not
expend much labour in manuring , it becomes soon exhausted by improvident
culture .
Page 17
It is equally clear that the west must , in the end , become the great agricultural
section of the country , as its natural advantages of soil place it above competition
with the east in this respect . It is only by a system of internal improvement , acting
...
It is equally clear that the west must , in the end , become the great agricultural
section of the country , as its natural advantages of soil place it above competition
with the east in this respect . It is only by a system of internal improvement , acting
...
Page 18
She seems to have become sensible of higher clainis upon one of her talents
than ! merely to furnish the amusement of an idle hour 18 ( March , Miss
Sedgwich . Miss SEDGWICK The Poor Rich Man and the Rich Poor Man By the
author ...
She seems to have become sensible of higher clainis upon one of her talents
than ! merely to furnish the amusement of an idle hour 18 ( March , Miss
Sedgwich . Miss SEDGWICK The Poor Rich Man and the Rich Poor Man By the
author ...
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loving , or , as he said , aiming to suit every body , he was glad to be rid of
incessant complaints of want of punctuality , bad materials , and bad work , and
became , what most imbeciles become sooner or later , a Jack at all trades .
loving , or , as he said , aiming to suit every body , he was glad to be rid of
incessant complaints of want of punctuality , bad materials , and bad work , and
became , what most imbeciles become sooner or later , a Jack at all trades .
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| Title | American Quarterly Review, Volume 21 Volumes 298-301 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editor | Robert Walsh |
| Publisher | Carey, Lea & Carey, 1837 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2019 |
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