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Rural essays (1853)

Downing, A. J. (Andrew Jackson), 1815-1852, Curtis, George William, 1824-1892, Bremer, Fredrika, 1801-1865 · New York : George P. Putman and Company, 10 Park Place · leaf 470

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ght barrier of posts and rails willbest suit the taste of most farmers. A much more convenient, and veryexcellent one for the purpose, is the movable hurdle fence, made oflight chestnut rails, which costs but little, and may be readily re-moved from one place or field to another, as the case… … Fig. 5. Mr. Lees Hedge. XIII. ON THE EMPLOYMENT OF ORNAMENTAL TREES ANDSHRUBS IN NORTH AMERICA. [From Hoyeys Mag. of Horticulture.] December, 1835. IT is remarkable, that notwithstanding the rapid progress whichhorticulture is making in the United States, so little attentionis paid to the planting…

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