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June 6, 1867 issue

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This article focuses on several books. Edward D. Neill, the writer of the "Terra Marice. Threads of Maryland Colonial History," offers these gleanings from the Congressional Library as supplemental to the contents of previous more or less general histories, and as suggestive of new researchers to those who have a care for the past of Maryland. "The American Fruit Culturist, etc.," is written by John J. Thomas. It is a convenient manual of about 500 pages, excellently adapted, to the wants of a very large class who wish a concise and, at the same time, explicit and reliable work on fruit culture.

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BOOKS & reading; LIBRARIES; HISTORY; FRUIT; GARDENING; MARYLAND; UNITED States
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