Proposals for Enriching the Principality of Wales: Humbly Submitted to the Consideration of His Countrymen, by Giraldus Cambrensisauthor; and sold, 1755 - 35 pages |
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... Advantages , which are thought to contribute towards rendering the People of any Country numerous , no one will doubt , who confiders that our Liberties and Properties are fecured , that all Sects and Parties are tolerated in the free ...
... Advantages , which are thought to contribute towards rendering the People of any Country numerous , no one will doubt , who confiders that our Liberties and Properties are fecured , that all Sects and Parties are tolerated in the free ...
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... Advantages , and why this Country is fo thinly inhabited , fome of the chief Reasons would appear to be a Scarcity of most of the Neceffaries of Life , and the Want of domeftic Industry . Now whatever Country abounds in the Neceffaries ...
... Advantages , and why this Country is fo thinly inhabited , fome of the chief Reasons would appear to be a Scarcity of most of the Neceffaries of Life , and the Want of domeftic Industry . Now whatever Country abounds in the Neceffaries ...
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... Advantages arifing from this Method are most remarkable in Old Heath- ground , or that which has laid Wafte for a great Number of Years , and perhaps has B never with fuch a Propofal ; by which , however , tho ' it has a very fpecious ...
... Advantages arifing from this Method are most remarkable in Old Heath- ground , or that which has laid Wafte for a great Number of Years , and perhaps has B never with fuch a Propofal ; by which , however , tho ' it has a very fpecious ...
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... Advantages indeed ! And altho Claying or Marling be a confiderable Ex- pence , amounting to 25 or 30 Shillings an Acre ; yet that Charge is answered and repaid , even in the firft Crop ; but more abundantly afterwards , fuch Ground ...
... Advantages indeed ! And altho Claying or Marling be a confiderable Ex- pence , amounting to 25 or 30 Shillings an Acre ; yet that Charge is answered and repaid , even in the firft Crop ; but more abundantly afterwards , fuch Ground ...
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... Advantages , arifing from the three first Articles , are laid fo low , that , if the Gentlemen and Farmers in Wales were unanimously to proceed upon this Plan , they might be laid , without Exagge- ration , at three Times the Sum , or a ...
... Advantages , arifing from the three first Articles , are laid fo low , that , if the Gentlemen and Farmers in Wales were unanimously to proceed upon this Plan , they might be laid , without Exagge- ration , at three Times the Sum , or a ...
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Page 3 - Your erring fathers left too long defpis'd. Leave not to ignorance and low-bred hinds, That nobleft fcience, which in ancient time The minds of fages and of kings employ'd, Solicitous to learn the ways of God, And read his works in agriculture's fchool.