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Gardener's & Farmer's Reason Why.cRobert Kemp Philp
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Author: Robert Kemp Philp
Number of Pages: 122 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
Type: PDF
ISBN: 9781232453604
Download Link: Gardener's & Farmer's Reason Why
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1860 Excerpt: ...varieties of forms, colours, gusts, odours, signatures, and vertues; it is that which is the proper medium to unite the more volatile mercury or spirit to the more fixed salt. This sulphur or oyly part, is easily separated and distinguished in vegetables by the more curious; it ariseth out of the earth with the aforesaid mercury or aqueous spirit, though not at the first discernable, yet in every plant more and more matured and augmented by the sun's influence, as the seed or matrix is more or less inclined to this principle. This is also that which gives to our hot and stinking dungs, soils, or manures, the oleaginous pinguidity and fertility, and which begets that fiery heat which is in vegetables, hay, corn, &c, laid on heaps not thoroughly dry." 592. The most unscientific reader will at once discover the great advances that have been made, and be encouraged to place reliance in the investigations which are now being eagerly pursued. Philp's History of Progress in Great Britain, Art.: "Progress of Agriculture. "Kor does the faithful voice Of Nature cease to prompt their eager steps Aright; nor is the care of Heaven wiihheld From granting to the task proportioned aid."--Akenside. II. METEOROLOGICAL INFLUEnCES AFFECTInG VEGETATIOn LIGHT, HEAT, ELECTRICITY; CLOUDS, RAIn, DEW, FROST HAil, SnOW; WInDS, ETC. 593. In the earliest ages, as far back as history enables us to trace the operation of th human intellect, we find mankind interested about meteorological phenomena. A circumstance by no means astonishing, when we consider the vast importance of this science to the shepherd and the agriculturist, and the interest the study of it affords, as a means of enabling men, by anticipating the event of terrible atmospheric commotions, to pro...
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Gardener's & Farmer's Reason Why.cRobert Kemp Philp
Author: Robert Kemp Philp
Number of Pages: 122 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
Type: PDF
ISBN: 9781232453604
Download Link: Gardener's & Farmer's Reason Why
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1860 Excerpt: ...varieties of forms, colours, gusts, odours, signatures, and vertues; it is that which is the proper medium to unite the more volatile mercury or spirit to the more fixed salt. This sulphur or oyly part, is easily separated and distinguished in vegetables by the more curious; it ariseth out of the earth with the aforesaid mercury or aqueous spirit, though not at the first discernable, yet in every plant more and more matured and augmented by the sun's influence, as the seed or matrix is more or less inclined to this principle. This is also that which gives to our hot and stinking dungs, soils, or manures, the oleaginous pinguidity and fertility, and which begets that fiery heat which is in vegetables, hay, corn, &c, laid on heaps not thoroughly dry." 592. The most unscientific reader will at once discover the great advances that have been made, and be encouraged to place reliance in the investigations which are now being eagerly pursued. Philp's History of Progress in Great Britain, Art.: "Progress of Agriculture. "Kor does the faithful voice Of Nature cease to prompt their eager steps Aright; nor is the care of Heaven wiihheld From granting to the task proportioned aid."--Akenside. II. METEOROLOGICAL INFLUEnCES AFFECTInG VEGETATIOn LIGHT, HEAT, ELECTRICITY; CLOUDS, RAIn, DEW, FROST HAil, SnOW; WInDS, ETC. 593. In the earliest ages, as far back as history enables us to trace the operation of th human intellect, we find mankind interested about meteorological phenomena. A circumstance by no means astonishing, when we consider the vast importance of this science to the shepherd and the agriculturist, and the interest the study of it affords, as a means of enabling men, by anticipating the event of terrible atmospheric commotions, to pro...
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