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There is a sort of heathy and moory land , that produces scarcely any keep for sheep or cattle ; such lands on the north of Trent ... which will destroy that turf , and produce a rich one , which will feed either sheep or beast .
There is a sort of heathy and moory land , that produces scarcely any keep for sheep or cattle ; such lands on the north of Trent ... which will destroy that turf , and produce a rich one , which will feed either sheep or beast .
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+ and in particular he says that , when land which has been very liable , in ordinary circumstances , to produce rot , has been overflowed so as to oblige the sheep to wade for their food , this disease bas not appeared among them .
+ and in particular he says that , when land which has been very liable , in ordinary circumstances , to produce rot , has been overflowed so as to oblige the sheep to wade for their food , this disease bas not appeared among them .
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bined with the state of the weather to produce it , and made , per haps , the effects of cold , with rain or wet cloaths , more sensibly felt . ' The disease appeared to Dr. W. to be less conta vious than any fever which he has seen for ...
bined with the state of the weather to produce it , and made , per haps , the effects of cold , with rain or wet cloaths , more sensibly felt . ' The disease appeared to Dr. W. to be less conta vious than any fever which he has seen for ...
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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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