George Cooke

The Complete English Farmer: Or, Husbandry Made Perfectly Easy, in All Its Useful Branches. Containing What Every Farmer Ought to Know and Practice. ... at West-end, in Hertfordshire. Volume 2 of 2 George Cooke

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British Library

W037491

Printed between 1771 and 1775, the years during which Knox was in business. Probably printed at the same time as the "Kneeland, for Nicholas Bowes" issue (Evans 11612), dated [1770] by Evans.

[Boston] : London printed: Boston: re-printed by Daniel Kneeland, for Henry Knox, in Corn-Hill, [between 1771 and 1775]. 142,[2]p. ; 12°