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Excerpt from A Practical Treatise on the Culture and Treatment of the Grape Vine: Embracing Its History, With Directions for Its Treatment, in the United States of America, in the Open Air, and Under Glass Structures, With and Without Artificial Heat
The first edition of this treatise was prepared at the suggestion of some friends and other gentlemen; it was in tended for use more particularly in Massachusetts and the neighboring States. It has had a more extensive circulation, and, from questions proposed to me from distant States in this Union, as also by direct request, I have been induced to prepare a second, enlarged by notes of my own, explanatory of the first, and by Copious extracts from such sources as would present most, if not all, of the various con?icting views respecting the cultivation of the grape.
In giving the Opinions of others, it has been my endeavor to embrace as great a period of time as possible, that the difference in those now held, if any, might be seen; to attain this object, when, by so doing, I could retain the ideas of those quoted, such parts have been extracted as contained selections from previous authors. In the remarks on these opinions and systems, their bearing upon the culture, in this country, has been mainly considered, and they have been made with the object of conveying information, and not with the idea of criticising them. Circumstances of climate, or location, may render a practice successful in one country, that may be highly improper in one differently situated.
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