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1800 Mrs. Moxtolieu. The Enchanted Plants, Fables in Verse. 

 London, iSo8. Svo. 



The Gardens, a Poem. From the French of L'Abbe 



J. de Lille. 1805. Svo. 

 Rev. Thomas Owex, m.a. The Three Books of ^L Terentius 

 Varro, concerning Agriculture, translated into EngHsh. 

 London, 1800. Svo. 



Agricultural Pursuits, translated from the Greek. 



London, 1S05. Svo. 



■ • Translation of the 14 Books of Palladius on Agriculture. 



London, 1S07. 8\-o. 



1802 William Turton, m.d., f.l.s. A General System of Nature 



through the three grand kingdoms of Animals, Vege- 

 tables, and Minerals. Translated from Gmelin's last 

 edition of the Sj'stema Naturae of Linnaeus. 1802-6. 

 7 vols. Svo. 



Rural Recreation, or the Gardener's Instructor, &c. By a 

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1803 John Claudius Loudon. Observations on laying out the 



Public Squares of London in the Literary Journal. 

 1S03 ^ 



• — — • Observations on the formation and management of 

 useful and ornamental Plantations, &c. Edin., 1S04. 

 Svo. 



A short Treatise on some improvements lately made 



in Hot-houses. Edin., 1805. Svo. 



A Treatise on forming, improving, and managing 



Country Residences, &c. London, 1S06. 2vols. 4to. 



Hints on the formation of Gardens and Pleasure 



Grounds, &c. 1S12. 4to. 



Remarks on the Construction of Hot-houses, &c. 



1S17. 4to. 



Sketches of Cur\ilinear Hot-houses, &c. 1818 



A comparative view of the Cur\'ilinear, and common 



mode of Roofing Hot-houses. London, iSiS. Folio * 



