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Page 7
It embraces eight lectures , with an appendix , containing " an account of the
results of experiments on the produce and nutritive qualities of different grasses ,
and other plants used as the food of animals , instituted by John , Duke of
Bedford .
It embraces eight lectures , with an appendix , containing " an account of the
results of experiments on the produce and nutritive qualities of different grasses ,
and other plants used as the food of animals , instituted by John , Duke of
Bedford .
Page 9
By comparing the results of their practice , general facts have been established .
To furnish an organ for the collation of these facts , societies have been formed ,
and agricultural journals have been published , in almost every state of the Union
...
By comparing the results of their practice , general facts have been established .
To furnish an organ for the collation of these facts , societies have been formed ,
and agricultural journals have been published , in almost every state of the Union
...
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... not to mention the positively bad results attendant upon the reading of very
many of these productions , from the circumstance of their ministering to the worst
passions of the human breast . They originate no virtuous feelingthey lead to no ...
... not to mention the positively bad results attendant upon the reading of very
many of these productions , from the circumstance of their ministering to the worst
passions of the human breast . They originate no virtuous feelingthey lead to no ...
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... even at such results . We will introduce him to the notice of the reader in an
extract which , at the same time , will make him acquainted with the two
daughters who play the chief part in the little story . " But , before they arrived at
this stage in ...
... even at such results . We will introduce him to the notice of the reader in an
extract which , at the same time , will make him acquainted with the two
daughters who play the chief part in the little story . " But , before they arrived at
this stage in ...
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... not the result of vice or disease . If the moral and physical laws of the Creator
were obeyed , the first of these causes would be at an end , and the second
would scarcely exist . ' Industry and frugality are wonderful multipliers of small
means .
... not the result of vice or disease . If the moral and physical laws of the Creator
were obeyed , the first of these causes would be at an end , and the second
would scarcely exist . ' Industry and frugality are wonderful multipliers of small
means .
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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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