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General view of the agriculture or North Wales. With observations on the means of its improvement, by George Kay. Drawn up for the consideration of the Board of Agriculture and Int...

by Kay, George
Published 1794

Printed by John Moir

Subjects: “...Agriculture / Wales, North...”

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General view of the agriculture and rural economy of Caernarvonshire : With observations on the means of improving it, by George Kay. Drawn up for the consideration of the Board of...

by Kay, George
Published 1794

printed by John Moir

Subjects: “...Agriculture / Wales, North...”

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General view of the agriculture and rural economy of Denbighshire : With observations on the means of improving it, By George Kay. Drawn up for the consideration of the Board of Ag...

by Kay, George
Published 1794

printed by John Moir

Subjects: “...Agriculture / Wales, North...”

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General view of the agriculture and rural economy of Merionethshire : With observations on the means of improving it, by George Kay. Drawn up for the consideration of the Board of...

by Kay, George
Published 1794

printed by John Moir

Subjects: “...Agriculture / Wales, North...”

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General view of the agriculture and rural economy of Montgomeryshire : With observations on the means of improving it, By George Kay. Drawn up for the consideration of the Board of...

by Kay, George
Published 1794

printed by John Moir

Subjects: “...Agriculture / Wales, North...”

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General view of the agriculture of Flintshire

by Kay, George
Published 1794

printed by John Moir

Subjects: “...Agriculture / Wales, North...”

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General view of the agriculture and rural economy of Anglesey. With observations on the means of improving it, by George Kay. Drawn up for the consideration of the Board of Agricul...

by Kay, George
Published 1794

printed by John Moir

Subjects: “...Agriculture / England / Early works to 1800...”