Three Acres and Liberty
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THREE ACRES AND LIBERTY BY BOLTON HALL AUTHOR OF "THINGS AS THEY ARE," "THRIFT," ETC. REVISED EDITION
"A sower went out to sow and he sowed that which was in his heart —for what can a man sow else!" From "THE GAME OF LIFE." Or, as the Vulgate has it,—"Exitt qui seminat seminare semen suum."
NEW YORK THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 1918 All rights reserved. Copyright 1907 and 1918 By THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Set up and electrotyped. Published March, 1907. Reprinted April, July, 1907; March, 1908; June, September, 1910; April, 1912; April 1914. New edition, revised February, 1918.
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Table of contents[edit | edit source]
- Chapter I: Making a Living - Where and How
- Chapter II: Present Conditions
- Chapter III: How To Buy The Farm
- Chapter IV: Vacant City Lot Cultivation
- Chapter V: Results To Be Expected
- Chapter VI: What An Acre May Produce
- Chapter VII: Some Methods
- Chapter VIII: The Kitchen Garden
- Chapter IX: Tools And Equipment
- Chapter X: Advantages From Capital
- Chapter XI: Hotbeds And Greenhouses
- Chapter XII: Other Uses Of Land
- Chapter XIII: Fruits
- Chapter XIV: Flowers
- Chapter XV: Drug Plants
- Chapter XVI: Novel Live Stock
- Chapter XVII: Where To Go
- Chapter XVIII: Clearing The Land
- Chapter XIX: How To Build
- Chapter XX: Back To The Land
- Chapter XXI: Coming Profession For Boys
- Chapter XXII: The Wood Lot
- Chapter XXIII: Some Practical Experiments
- Chapter XXIV: Some Experimental Foods
- Chapter XXV: Dried Truck
- Chapter XXVI: Home Cold Pack Canning
- Chapter XXVII: Retail Cooperation
- Chapter XXVIII: Summer Colonies For City People
