Observations On the Barrenness of Fruit Trees And the Means of Prevention And C
Observations On the Barrenness of Fruit Trees And the Means of Prevention And C
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No subject, however, of real impor- tance has, on this account, been omitted, or superficially discussed ; and wherever it became necessary to condense and abridge, the reader has been carefully supplied with the most copious references to the best authorities.
In the execution of this new Plan, the Proprietors have succeeded beyond their most sanguine expectation. Every article, even the most, unimportant, has been composed expressly for the Work by Gentlemen eminent in Sci- ence and Literatur...e, and from the most recent and unexplored sources of information. Many of the Geographical Articles have been either written by eminent Travellers, who have been long resident in the Countries they have described, or have been enriched with the new information which they have communicated. Numerous original views in Science and the Arts, the result of new and laborious experiments, various inventions, and some dis- coveries of no small importance, distinguish the Volumes that are already published; and the high reputation of many of the Contributors, is a suffi- cient pledge that the subsequent Volumes will be characterised by the same originality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No subject, however, of real impor- tance has, on this account, been omitted, or superficially discussed ; and wherever it became necessary to condense and abridge, the reader has been carefully supplied with the most copious references to the best authorities.
In the execution of this new Plan, the Proprietors have succeeded beyond their most sanguine expectation. Every article, even the most, unimportant, has been composed expressly for the Work by Gentlemen eminent in Sci- ence and Literatur...e, and from the most recent and unexplored sources of information. Many of the Geographical Articles have been either written by eminent Travellers, who have been long resident in the Countries they have described, or have been enriched with the new information which they have communicated. Numerous original views in Science and the Arts, the result of new and laborious experiments, various inventions, and some dis- coveries of no small importance, distinguish the Volumes that are already published; and the high reputation of many of the Contributors, is a suffi- cient pledge that the subsequent Volumes will be characterised by the same originality.
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