10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLIMATURE»
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climature in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Rural Economy of Glocestershire: Including Its Dairy: ...
Districts, every where-, vary as to climature ; not altogether through latitude,
aspect, or elevation ; but to some other cause or causes, — which are certainly
interesting subjects of investigation. Much depends on climature. A forward ness
of ...
Mr. Marshall (William), 1796
2
General View of the Agriculture of the Central Highlands of ...
Climature. Considering the latitude between 55 and 56 degrees ; the elevation,
even of the vallies ; and the height and nakedness of the hills ; a severity of
climate might be expected. It is not however found. From what I have had an ...
Mr. Marshall (William), 1794
3
General View of the Agriculture of the Counties of Scotland
CLIMATURE. Confidering the latitude betWeen 55 and 56 degrees; the elevation,
even of the vallies; and the height and nakednefs of the hills; a feverity ofclimate
might be expefted. It is not however found. From what I have had an opportunity ...
Great Britain. Board of Agriculture, 1794
Adapt the productions (whether vegetable or animal) to 'the soil, the climature,
and the present number of the inhabitants, taken jointly. ' And V. Let the
subordinate branches of improvement grow out of those leading principles, which
I shall ...
5
The Scots Magazine, Or, General Repository of Literature, ...
Use every means of supplying, by art, the natural detects of-climature. III. Reclaim
the foil from its pie- sent sbte of rudeness, and endeavour to render every part ot
it productive. IV. Adapt the productions (whether vegetable or animal) to the foil, ...
6
The Rural Economy of Glocestershire; Including Its Dairy: ...
Districts, everywhere, vary as to climature: not altogether 'through latitude, aspect,
or elevation; but to some other 'cause or causes ;---which are certainly interesting
subjects of investigation. Much depends upon climature. A forwardness of ...
Mr. Marshall (William), 1789
7
Addenda to the Aedes Hartwellianae
THE CLIMATURE OF HAETWELL AND ITS MONTHLY PHENOMENA. An
express section relative to the local climature of these parts is given in the ^Sdes
(pages 14—19), for a group of ten years ; and the subject is continued under the
head ...
William Henry Smyth, 1864
8
The Critical review, or, Annals of literature
Their climature, I apprehend, unfits them for the profitable production of corn : and
a want of manure is another bar to this species of produce. Nevertheless, there
may be dips and unreclaimed vallies, which, as limited home grounds, might ...
Tobias George Smollett, 1797
9
The Rural Economy of Glocestershire; Including Its Dairy: ...
Districts, everywhere, vary as to climature: not altogether through latitude, aspect,
or elevatiOnz but to some other cause or causes ;---which are cer- ' tainly
interesting subjects of investigation. Much depends up0n climature. A
forwardness of ...
10
Southern and Peninsular Departments
369. ing Crops. Cows, see Cattle, also Dai- Climature, see Gen. Cont. 3 ry.
Climature, General Remarks Cow-grass, see Mixed HerCommerce, see Gen.
Cont. Crops, cleaning, see Grow- Common Fields, see Appro- Crutcliley's
Rutlandshire, ...
Mr. Marshall (William), 1818
