A Short Treatise On Horticulture Embracing Descriptions of a Great Variety of F
A Short Treatise On Horticulture Embracing Descriptions of a Great Variety of F
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Much stress has been laid on the circumstance of particular soils, and F ( 62 ) particular exposure. On these points, even were attention to them positively necessary in all cases, the immense ex- tent of our country would afford ample facilities ; but in France, it appears, every situation is turned to account for this purpose for A. Young, Esq. , relates, in his travels through that country, that every variety of soil, from a heavy clay to a light blowing sand, and all exposures whatever ; an...d every situation, from a perfect level to the steepest hills, produce profitable crops of grapes: for, where their quality is not suitable for the finer wines, they are made use of for distillation into brandy, and it is the refuse wines, in a great measure, that are used for the latter purpose. In fact, intel- ligent men can no longer doubt that the introduction of the vine into extensive culture, although there may be numerous failures at first, under peculiar circumstances, must finally result in the absolute independence of this country for its supply of wines ; and that in time, and with perseverance, the United States will enjoy in abundance that most whole* some and pleasant beverage, to the exclusion of ardent spi- rits, so destructive to the health, and ruinous to the morals, of its inhabitants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Much stress has been laid on the circumstance of particular soils, and F ( 62 ) particular exposure. On these points, even were attention to them positively necessary in all cases, the immense ex- tent of our country would afford ample facilities ; but in France, it appears, every situation is turned to account for this purpose for A. Young, Esq. , relates, in his travels through that country, that every variety of soil, from a heavy clay to a light blowing sand, and all exposures whatever ; an...d every situation, from a perfect level to the steepest hills, produce profitable crops of grapes: for, where their quality is not suitable for the finer wines, they are made use of for distillation into brandy, and it is the refuse wines, in a great measure, that are used for the latter purpose. In fact, intel- ligent men can no longer doubt that the introduction of the vine into extensive culture, although there may be numerous failures at first, under peculiar circumstances, must finally result in the absolute independence of this country for its supply of wines ; and that in time, and with perseverance, the United States will enjoy in abundance that most whole* some and pleasant beverage, to the exclusion of ardent spi- rits, so destructive to the health, and ruinous to the morals, of its inhabitants.
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