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... . Part 3 By L. F. Newman. M.A., F.S.A., Dip. Agric. (Camb.). THE latter part of the seventeenth century saw a further development towards the basis of modern English agri culture, the four-course system, which provided winter food for farm animals. It enabled the farmer to obtain enough farm yard manure to maintain the fertility of the soil and to produce larger quantities of cereal foods. ...

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... ENDURING REPUTATION Why is the name of Worsted an obscure village in the county of Norfolk known all over the world to-day Because two or three centuries ago a few honest weavers wove honest woollen cloth there. As a result, the name of Worsted became the hall-mark of quality, and finally the generic designation for a whole class of fabrics. For the same reasons the name of Chatwood has become ...

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... A Hazard Which Awaits the Airman Flying Over the Libyan ana I ripolitanian Deserts In this drawing the damaged plane is a Liberator the rescuing aircraft are Douglas Dakota transport planes Often when a forced landing has been necessary during the air fighting in conjunction with Eighth Army operations, the air- craft concerned has had to land somewhere on the belt of stony desert which ...

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