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A six Weeks Tour, Through the Southern Counties of England and Wales. Describing, Particularly, i. The Present State of Agriculture and Manufactures. Ii. The Different Methods of Cultivating the Soil (en Inglés)
Arthur Young (Autor)
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A six Weeks Tour, Through the Southern Counties of England and Wales. Describing, Particularly, i. The Present State of Agriculture and Manufactures. Ii. The Different Methods of Cultivating the Soil (en Inglés) - Arthur Young
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