The Edinburgh Encyclopædia Conducted by David Brewster, with the Assistance of Gentlemen Eminent in Science and Literature, 1권J. and E. Parker, 1832 |
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... kind ; the bohur , sassa , fecho , and madoqua . These are to be met with only in the uncultivated parts of the country , where they feed chiefly on trees . They are extremely numerous in those pro- vinces which have been depopulated by ...
... kind ; the bohur , sassa , fecho , and madoqua . These are to be met with only in the uncultivated parts of the country , where they feed chiefly on trees . They are extremely numerous in those pro- vinces which have been depopulated by ...
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... kind , though very hardy and prolific , is much out of use , be- ing of a coarse substance , and unproductive of meal . The dun oat has never been much cultivated ; and the use of Poland's and Friesland's is now much circum- scribed ...
... kind , though very hardy and prolific , is much out of use , be- ing of a coarse substance , and unproductive of meal . The dun oat has never been much cultivated ; and the use of Poland's and Friesland's is now much circum- scribed ...
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... kind we have the Tees Water , the Old and New Leicesters , the Dartmore Nots , the Exmoor , and the Heath sheep ; and of the short - woolled kind , we have the Dorsetshire , Hereford or Ryeland , the Southdown , the Norfolk , the ...
... kind we have the Tees Water , the Old and New Leicesters , the Dartmore Nots , the Exmoor , and the Heath sheep ; and of the short - woolled kind , we have the Dorsetshire , Hereford or Ryeland , the Southdown , the Norfolk , the ...
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