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English farming, past and present, by the Right Honble. Lord Ernle.

Main Author:	Ernle, Rowland Edmund Prothero, baron, 1852-1937
Language(s):	English
Published:	London, Longmans, Green and co., 1922.
Edition:	3d ed.
Subjects:	Agriculture > England > History. Agriculture > Economic aspects.
Note:	"Based on an article which appeared in the Quarterly review for 1885. The article was subsequently expanded into a book published in 1888 by Messrs. Longman under the title of The pioneers and progress of English farming."--Pref. "Chronological list of agricultural writers down to 1700": p. 419- 430.
Physical Description:	xvi, 504 p. incl. tables. 24 cm.
Original Format:	Book
Original Classification Number:	S455 .E7 1922
Locate a Print Version:	Find in a library

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