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Henry Charles Carey. § 3. " Where food is regularly supplied , " says Jefferson , in his Notes on Virginia , " a single farm will show more of cattle than a whole country of forests can show of buffaloes . " So is it with man . Where ...
Henry Charles Carey. § 3. " Where food is regularly supplied , " says Jefferson , in his Notes on Virginia , " a single farm will show more of cattle than a whole country of forests can show of buffaloes . " So is it with man . Where ...
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... waiting for the germination of the seeds ; but in the blue stove - house two or three days suffice a saving of time worth , so say the firm , ' £ 500 a year . ' " - -- So was it in Sicily , and in all 34 CHAPTER XX . § 11 .
... waiting for the germination of the seeds ; but in the blue stove - house two or three days suffice a saving of time worth , so say the firm , ' £ 500 a year . ' " - -- So was it in Sicily , and in all 34 CHAPTER XX . § 11 .
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... says that , over the larger part of Italy , the instances are few in which the return is more than four to one . The increasing lamen- tations over diminished produce , as we descend in the series of authors , are quite consonant with ...
... says that , over the larger part of Italy , the instances are few in which the return is more than four to one . The increasing lamen- tations over diminished produce , as we descend in the series of authors , are quite consonant with ...
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... says , " are speedily exhausted ; and it is impossible to apply capital indefinitely even to the best soils , without obtaining from it a constantly diminishing rate of profit . " * Were this so , the most rapidly advancing country ...
... says , " are speedily exhausted ; and it is impossible to apply capital indefinitely even to the best soils , without obtaining from it a constantly diminishing rate of profit . " * Were this so , the most rapidly advancing country ...
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... says she , " and your crop shall be doubled . " " Study nature , and your security against drought or rain , frost or blight , will be increased . Sink deeply into the bowels of the land and take out the coal and the ore , and you shall ...
... says she , " and your crop shall be doubled . " " Study nature , and your security against drought or rain , frost or blight , will be increased . Sink deeply into the bowels of the land and take out the coal and the ore , and you shall ...
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