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Page. animals as may chance to be fed upon

them,-- 70:

XX. Difquifitions relating to the peculiarities of climate, and other circumftances ne- ceflary to be attended to by the farmer, to enable him to judge in what cir-

Pence he ae Rabie ad cumitances he may probabiy expeé that plants or animals may be fucceff- fully introduced into one country from

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XXI. Enquiries if any kind of food can be improved by any particular way of pre-

paring it?--: 95 XXII. Ditto, if any kinds of food for domeftic animals can be rendered more nutri- tive by being compounded, or given along with any other fort of food, or the

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XXII. Ditto, relating to the efficacy of condi-

ments given aion domeftic animals,= 1or

XXIV. Difquifitions relating to the moft proper method of preparing the body, or ma- raging domeftic animals, fo as to dif-

pofe them to receive the higheft pofible

benefit

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