The Resources of the United States for Sheep Husbandry And the Wool Manufacture. An Address Delivered Before the National Agricultural Congress, At New Haven, Conn., August 29, 1878
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The years 1809 and 1810 were the periods of the introduction of 3,850 merino sheep, by Consul Jarvis of Vermont, and about 2,500 by others, but all from the prime flocks of Spain ; these flocks having been confiscated by the Spanish government, be- cause the grandees, to whom they had belonged, had joined the French. The sheep above mentioned formed the source of all the merino sheep in the country, with the exception of the very few sheep of the Saxon blood now remaining, whose parents were in...troduced from Germany in four years, commencing in 1824, about 3,000 having been imported in that period. It is worthy of especial notice that our merinos were directly derived from the best flocks of Spain, before their decline ; and that the new characters, impressed upon the original Spanish race, are all of our own creation.
I would like to dwell at length upon that greatest marvel in the history of our domestic animals, — the isolated existence in Spain, for centuries, of this race of the merino.
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The years 1809 and 1810 were the periods of the introduction of 3,850 merino sheep, by Consul Jarvis of Vermont, and about 2,500 by others, but all from the prime flocks of Spain ; these flocks having been confiscated by the Spanish government, be- cause the grandees, to whom they had belonged, had joined the French. The sheep above mentioned formed the source of all the merino sheep in the country, with the exception of the very few sheep of the Saxon blood now remaining, whose parents were in...troduced from Germany in four years, commencing in 1824, about 3,000 having been imported in that period. It is worthy of especial notice that our merinos were directly derived from the best flocks of Spain, before their decline ; and that the new characters, impressed upon the original Spanish race, are all of our own creation.
I would like to dwell at length upon that greatest marvel in the history of our domestic animals, — the isolated existence in Spain, for centuries, of this race of the merino.
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