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• Winter riches, or a miscellany of rudiments, directions and observations, necessary for the laborious farmer, on a new vegetable system of agriculture, On Principles of Fact and Demonstration: Whereby Ease and Profit may be obtained, and the willing Farmer become a Husbandman. By Matthew Peters, Member of the Dublin Society for the Encouragement of Husbandry, and other useful Arts, And Author of the Rational Farmer
  by: Peters, Matthew
  Published: (1771)
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  by: Henry, David
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  by: Harrison, Gustavus
  Published: (1775)