16mo, 15cm, second edition, viii,95p., brown decorated cloth, water stops on the rear board, else very good to fine "Prescribed by the Council of Public Instruction for use in the Public School of Nova Scotia". Professor Lawson would be George Lawson (1827-1895), prominent botanist and professor of chemistry at Dalhousie University from 1863 until 1895.

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Title: First Principles of Agriculture. With an Introduction, Explanatory of the First Principles of Chemistry and the System of Chemical Nomenclature, by Professor Lawson, (Agricultural Text- Book for Schools)
Publisher: Halifax. A.&W. MacKinlay. 1880
Binding: Hardcover

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