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Farther Considerations for the Improvement of the Tillage in Ireland: With an Account of the Advantages of the Ploughs and Methods Recommended in a Former Treatise, with Some Improvements Not in the Formered by Sam Pierson AB by Sam Pierson (Paperback, 2010)

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Author
Sam Pierson
Publication Name
Farther Considerations for the Improvement of the Tillage in Ireland: With an Account of the Advantages of the Ploughs and Methods Recommended in a Former Treatise, with Some Improvements Not in the Formered by Sam Pierson AB
Format
Paperback
Subject
Medicine
Publication Year
2010
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
50 Pages

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