10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IMPOVERISHER»
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impoverisher in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
impoverisher and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The complete steward: or, The duty of a steward to his lord. ...
BROOM, Has its contrariety of uses and qualities, being both an improver and an
impoverisher, according to the quality of the land it grows upon. For if the land be
capable of improvement, in this case it may be said to be an impoverisher, ...
2
the farmer's register, a monthly publication devoted to the ...
On the subject of buckwheat he inquires, "whether it is as great an impoverisher
of land as oats, and whether if turned in it becomes a good fertilizer ? What soil is
best adapted to its growth, and what quantity of seed is generally sown to the ...
On the subject of buckwheat he inquires, "whether it is as great an impoverisher
of land as oats, and whether if turned in it ... in this neighborhood, where both are
commonly raised, that buckwheat is a greater impoverisher than oat?; its straw ...
4
Report on the Agriculture of Massachusetts
... be transported, but with great loss and toil; how advantageously it might be
substituted for that odious plant tobacco, which is an impoverisher of the earth as
well as a poisoner of man, and which holds the miserable preeminence of
standing ...
5
The Writings of George Washington from the Original ...
2d. because they are considered as a great impoverisher of the Soil; and 3d.
because it would be more (economical to buy than raise them as a bushel of
Wheat in price is generally, equal to 4 bushels of Oats; and the land in a good
year will ...
George Washington, John Clement Fitzpatrick, David Maydole Matteson, 1792
6
Synopsis of the vegetable products of Scotland in the museum ...
Succeeding writers, however, do not fail to condemn the rye-grass as an
impoverisher of the soil, while they affirmed that its hay was not to be compared
to that of clover or sainfoin : the former of which seems alone to have had any
particular ...
7
Caxtoniana: A Series of Essays on Life, Literature, and Manners
Thus, far from finding in love the impoverisher of fortune and the disturber of
philosophy, this wise man of the world made love fill his exchequer and provide
his Academe. With Madame du Chastelet he shared the delights of an excellent
table, ...
Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, 1864
8
Annual Report of the Missionary Society, Sunday-School Union ...
and an impoverisher, will deprive the people of the now revolted states of the
means necessary for the reopening of their Sunday-schools. Millions of books
must be gratuitously scattered among them, or their children will grow up
unblessed ...
Methodist Episcopal Church. Missionary Society, 1863
9
Museum Rusticum Et Commerciale: Or, Select Papers on ...
... this means you will have a sull coat of grass the fame season, which otherwise
perhaps would not be the case for two or three seasons, flax being a great
impoverisher. When the flax is a clear yellow, or a clear brown, something
resembling ...
10
The Plough, the Loom, and the Anvil
But still, at whatever period reaped, it is thus far an impoverisher of the farm, that
its stems yield no return in manure, and that its seeds only do so when consttmed
upon the farm. In a paper read by Dr. Kane before the Royal Irish Academy, that ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IMPOVERISHER»
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impoverisher is used in the context of the following news items.
Nigeria's great achievement: Guinea-worm free
Known locally as the “impoverisher,” Guinea worm disease outbreaks in southeastern Nigeria, alone, cost rice farmers an estimated US $20 ... «The Global Dispatch, Mar 14»
"Maybe the steam engine is more his speed"
By pushing standards up to 54.5 miles per gallon, the Impoverisher-in-Chief has added as much as $15,000 to the price of a new car and ... «FrontPage Magazine, Aug 12»
How to Solve Really Big Problems
It's called the "impoverisher" because it's so painful that people can barely walk, much less farm or make a living. Now imagine half a village ... «Huffington Post, Mar 11»
John Pilger: Tony Blair's great betrayal
Instead, the Great Impoverisher, Thatcher, was invited to take tea with the Great Moderniser, Blair. Blame, and a moralising vocabulary lifted ... «Mirror.co.uk, Dec 10»
Palin fires back on Facebook with list of Obama gaffes
MR.and Mrs.Gates donates billions to impoverisher nations. Oprah donated how many tons of food to New Orleans during Katrina (6 tractor ... «Washington Post, Nov 10»
The brisk trade in European slaves
One of the converts, John Ward, vowed to "become a foe to all Christians, bee a persecuter to their trafficke, and an impoverisher of their wealth ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Jun 05»
