American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... interest it should excite in the whole country , because of the high breeding of the colts entered in it , the number of entries , the amount and other matters of general interest to be decided by it , should be organized . The idea was ...
... interest it should excite in the whole country , because of the high breeding of the colts entered in it , the number of entries , the amount and other matters of general interest to be decided by it , should be organized . The idea was ...
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... interest to the public . Wood cuts illustrate its pages pro- fusely , and it is very neatly printed . Geological ... interest to all who care to increase their knowledge of the great un- occupied and unknown region through which a large ...
... interest to the public . Wood cuts illustrate its pages pro- fusely , and it is very neatly printed . Geological ... interest to all who care to increase their knowledge of the great un- occupied and unknown region through which a large ...
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... interest , and why should not the owners of the land , the workers of the soil , follow the example ? If they deem it oppressive , that the hard earnings of their brows can be sold only for a depreciated currency , and that small sum ...
... interest , and why should not the owners of the land , the workers of the soil , follow the example ? If they deem it oppressive , that the hard earnings of their brows can be sold only for a depreciated currency , and that small sum ...
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