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Le gentilhomme cultivateur, ou, Corps complet d'agriculture, tiré de l'anglois, & de tous les auteurs qui ont le mieux écrit sur cet art

by Dupuy-Demportes, Jean-Baptiste
Published 1761

Chez P.G. Simon

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

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A compleat body of husbandryers societies in Ireland

by Hale, Thomas
Published 1757

Printed for Peter Wilson and John Exshaw

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

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A compleat body of husbandry original drawings

by Hale, Thomas
Published 1758

Printed for Tho. Osborne, Tho. Trye, and S. Crowder and Co

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

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A compleat body of husbandry : containing rules for performing, in the most profitable manner, the whole business of the farmer, and country gentleman, in cultivating, planting, an...

by Hale, Thomas
Published 1756

[Printed for T. Osborne [ and 5 others]

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

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A continuation of the compleat body of husbandry : containing rules for performing, in the most profitable manner, the whole business of the farmer, and country gentleman, in culti...

by Hale, Thomas
Published 1759

Printed for T. Osborne, T. Trye, and S. Crowder

Subjects: “...Agriculture / Study and teaching / Great Britain...”

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L'ami des hommes, ou, Traité de la population

by Mirabeau, Victor de Riquetti
Published 1756

[s.n.]

Subjects: “...Agriculture / Switzerland / Societies, etc...”

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L'ami des hommes, ou, Traité de la population

by Mirabeau, Victor de Riquetti
Published 1758

[s.n.]

Subjects: “...Agriculture / France...”

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L'ami des hommes, ou, Traité de la population

by Mirabeau, Victor de Riquetti
Published 1761

[s.n.]

Subjects: “...Agriculture / France...”

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L'ami des hommes, ou, Traité de la population

by Mirabeau, Victor de Riquetti
Published 1756

[s.n.]

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