Sheep breeding, and the "in-and-in" system considered : in a series of letters
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Barford, J.D., 19th century. correspondent.
Simonds, James Beart, 1810-1904. former owner.
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Practical (pseudonym), 1. c., Barford, V., Barford, J., & Simonds, J. B. (1840). Sheep breeding, and the "in-and-in" system considered: in a series of letters . Printed by C.S. Adkins, Northampton, and sold by Mr Thurnham, bookseller, Carlisle; and at the Carlisle Patriot office, &c. &c..
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)19th century. Practical (pseudonym) et al.. 1840. Sheep Breeding, and the "in-and-in" System Considered: In a Series of Letters. [Northampton]: Printed by C.S. Adkins, Northampton, and sold by Mr Thurnham, bookseller, Carlisle; and at the Carlisle Patriot office, &c. &c.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)19th century. Practical (pseudonym) et al.. Sheep Breeding, and the "in-and-in" System Considered: In a Series of Letters [Northampton]: Printed by C.S. Adkins, Northampton, and sold by Mr Thurnham, bookseller, Carlisle; and at the Carlisle Patriot office, &c. &c, 1840.
Harvard Citation (style guide)Practical (pseudonym), 1. c., Barford, V., Barford, J. and Simonds, J. B. (1840). Sheep breeding, and the "in-and-in" system considered: in a series of letters. [Northampton]: Printed by C.S. Adkins, Northampton, and sold by Mr Thurnham, bookseller, Carlisle; and at the Carlisle Patriot office, &c. &c.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Practical (pseudonym), 19th century., Valentine Barford, J.D. Barford, and James Beart Simonds. Sheep Breeding, and the "in-and-in" System Considered: In a Series of Letters Printed by C.S. Adkins, Northampton, and sold by Mr Thurnham, bookseller, Carlisle; and at the Carlisle Patriot office, &c. &c., 1840.