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... agricultural reformers , such as Jethro Tull's The Horse - Hoeing Husbandry , but he practiced a more intelligent ... agricultural ruin could not be imagined . " Jefferson also was ar- dently interested in improving Southern agriculture ...
... agricultural reformers , such as Jethro Tull's The Horse - Hoeing Husbandry , but he practiced a more intelligent ... agricultural ruin could not be imagined . " Jefferson also was ar- dently interested in improving Southern agriculture ...
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... agricultural surveys in those states and give his expert advice concerning the renovation of their agriculture . In the decade of the 1830's the agricultural revolution in the upper South was well on its way . Agricultural societies ...
... agricultural surveys in those states and give his expert advice concerning the renovation of their agriculture . In the decade of the 1830's the agricultural revolution in the upper South was well on its way . Agricultural societies ...
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... agricultural revolution in the lower South occurred later than the Maryland and Virginia renaissance and differed in several re- spects from its predecessor . Agricultural reform in the cotton belt was led by a group of planters and ...
... agricultural revolution in the lower South occurred later than the Maryland and Virginia renaissance and differed in several re- spects from its predecessor . Agricultural reform in the cotton belt was led by a group of planters and ...
Contents
Southern Land and Southern Blood I | 1 |
H Origin of the Plantations and Towns | 27 |
III The Rise of a Native Aristocracy | 52 |
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