Journal of the Statistical Society of London, Volumen46Charles Knight, 1883 |
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... million acres , when it was only some 37 millions . Without going needlessly far back , I find in parliamentary records as early as 1827 an approach to closer agricultural statistics , limited indeed to general figures , and ...
... million acres , when it was only some 37 millions . Without going needlessly far back , I find in parliamentary records as early as 1827 an approach to closer agricultural statistics , limited indeed to general figures , and ...
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... million acres of wastes capable of profitable reclamation . The course of agriculture in the fifty - six years since this table ... millions of Mr. Giffen's present statistics . The attempt of the magistrates of Norfolk in 1831 to obtain ...
... million acres of wastes capable of profitable reclamation . The course of agriculture in the fifty - six years since this table ... millions of Mr. Giffen's present statistics . The attempt of the magistrates of Norfolk in 1831 to obtain ...
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... million acres of land returned as cultivated in the United Kingdom , only 3 millions , that is about one - sixteenth part , is devoted to the growth of this cereal , while the value of the crop , even at the time when wheat was still ...
... million acres of land returned as cultivated in the United Kingdom , only 3 millions , that is about one - sixteenth part , is devoted to the growth of this cereal , while the value of the crop , even at the time when wheat was still ...
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... million pounds ; but from this he deducts 12 million pounds for seed , and to keep up the stock of horses , arriving at a net sum of 143 million pounds . As the population in 1836 was taken at 18 millions , very nearly 81. a head was ...
... million pounds ; but from this he deducts 12 million pounds for seed , and to keep up the stock of horses , arriving at a net sum of 143 million pounds . As the population in 1836 was taken at 18 millions , very nearly 81. a head was ...
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... millions of home produce , or very nearly 81. per head : no very great rise from McCulloch's estimate forty years ... million pounds to the increased production ; on the other hand , the development of animal products was most remarkable ...
... millions of home produce , or very nearly 81. per head : no very great rise from McCulloch's estimate forty years ... million pounds to the increased production ; on the other hand , the development of animal products was most remarkable ...
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