New England Farmer And Gardeners Journal volume V14 1835 36
New England Farmer And Gardeners Journal volume V14 1835 36
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See New England Farmer, vol. Xiii. Pp. 30, 62, 334. But examides are better than precepts, and those of Dr Holt are very per- tinent and iristructive. PARMER'S I. IBRARY. We have on our table three volumes of the Far- mer's Library. Vol. I. The Xew American Gardener, 10th edi- tion, by T. G. Fessenden. Vol. II. The jVew American Orchardist, 2d eili- tion, by William Kenrick. Vol. III. The Complete Farmer, 2d edition, by T. G. Fessekden. It may appear superfluous for us to remark upon the labors... of our assiduous co-editor, on which the demand for successive editions has al- ready stamped the unequivocal impress of public approbation. We had rather leave this subject to the judicious Loudon, editor of the London Gardener's Hagnzine, who leads us to believe that he has condensed into his work the most valuable portions of the experience and labor of the prac- tised agriculturist and gardener in Europe and America. Those who expect novelty in works of pure fiction and imagination are often deceived, and those who expect it on a subject which has engaged the unwearied attention of a large por- tion of mankind since our first parent Adam, ex- pect not wi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See New England Farmer, vol. Xiii. Pp. 30, 62, 334. But examides are better than precepts, and those of Dr Holt are very per- tinent and iristructive. PARMER'S I. IBRARY. We have on our table three volumes of the Far- mer's Library. Vol. I. The Xew American Gardener, 10th edi- tion, by T. G. Fessenden. Vol. II. The jVew American Orchardist, 2d eili- tion, by William Kenrick. Vol. III. The Complete Farmer, 2d edition, by T. G. Fessekden. It may appear superfluous for us to remark upon the labors... of our assiduous co-editor, on which the demand for successive editions has al- ready stamped the unequivocal impress of public approbation. We had rather leave this subject to the judicious Loudon, editor of the London Gardener's Hagnzine, who leads us to believe that he has condensed into his work the most valuable portions of the experience and labor of the prac- tised agriculturist and gardener in Europe and America. Those who expect novelty in works of pure fiction and imagination are often deceived, and those who expect it on a subject which has engaged the unwearied attention of a large por- tion of mankind since our first parent Adam, ex- pect not wi.
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