The Complete Farmer and Rural Economist: Containing a Compendious Epitome of the Most Important Branches of Agriculture and Rural EconomyLilly, Wait,, and George C. Barrett, New England Farmer Office., 1834 - Agricultural implements - 374 pages |
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