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235. AGRICULTURE, Prosperity and.
—A prosperity built on the basis of agriculture
is that which is most desirable to us,
because to the efforts of labor it adds the efforts
of a greater proportion of soil.—
Circular to Consuls. Washington ed. iii, 431.
(Pa.,
17921792)gt;
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