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  Published: (1756)
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  by: Justice, James
  Published: (1759)
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  by: Justice, James
  Published: (1754)
• The gard'ners kalendar : directing what is to be done every month, in the kitchen-garden, fruit-garden, and nursery, and how To Manage Forrest-Trees and Flower-Garden: with A Catalogue of such Dishes and Drinks as a Compleat Garden can afford in their Seasons. Publish'd for the Climate of Scotland, by John Reid Gard'ner
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  Published: (1721)