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Page 156
The contests between millers and occupiers of land , are perpe . qual and universal all over the kingdom . It would be well wortlig the attention of the Board , to obtain an equitable decision of the points contested , or likely to be ...
The contests between millers and occupiers of land , are perpe . qual and universal all over the kingdom . It would be well wortlig the attention of the Board , to obtain an equitable decision of the points contested , or likely to be ...
Page 268
Land which is capable of artificial watering is too valuable to be ploughed . • Land situated near large towns , and other situa : ions for cheap improvement , may also be made too rich for the plough , but not for grass .
Land which is capable of artificial watering is too valuable to be ploughed . • Land situated near large towns , and other situa : ions for cheap improvement , may also be made too rich for the plough , but not for grass .
Page 270
On the subject of paring and burning , he remarks : • There can scarcely be a more complete caput mortuum , than poor land pared and burnt , and then exhausted by corn crops ; but as the commencement of a fresh grass system on worn out ...
On the subject of paring and burning , he remarks : • There can scarcely be a more complete caput mortuum , than poor land pared and burnt , and then exhausted by corn crops ; but as the commencement of a fresh grass system on worn out ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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