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Essay on sheep : their varieties--account of the merinoes of Spain & France &c. Reflections on the best method of treating them & raising a flock in the United States; together with miscellaneous remarks on sheep and woollen manufactures

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1809.
Call number: 316406
Creator: Livingston, Robert R (1746-1813)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: cm.
Associated people: Mackenzie, G. S.,; Tessier, A. H.
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Essay on sheep : their varieties--account of the merinoes of Spain & France &c. Reflections on the best method of treating them & raising a flock in the United States; together with miscellaneous remarks on sheep and woollen manufactures

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