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Page 112
Indeed , so vast is the territorial extent at present deroted to its culture , and so
many millions of laborers are employed thereon , while such enormous sums of
money are invested in the industry , that coffee rightly takes first rank among the ...
Indeed , so vast is the territorial extent at present deroted to its culture , and so
many millions of laborers are employed thereon , while such enormous sums of
money are invested in the industry , that coffee rightly takes first rank among the ...
Page 113
The plant was also carried by the Dutch to Amsterdam , whence , in 1714 , a
coffee tree was sent to Louis XIV , who had it cared for in the conservatories of
the royal garden . It is said that from this plant , the first seeds were transported to
...
The plant was also carried by the Dutch to Amsterdam , whence , in 1714 , a
coffee tree was sent to Louis XIV , who had it cared for in the conservatories of
the royal garden . It is said that from this plant , the first seeds were transported to
...
Page 608
millions of laborers are employed thereon , while such enormous sums of money
are invested in the industry , that coffee rightfully takes rank among the principal
alimentary products of agriculture . The most generally accepted account of the ...
millions of laborers are employed thereon , while such enormous sums of money
are invested in the industry , that coffee rightfully takes rank among the principal
alimentary products of agriculture . The most generally accepted account of the ...
Page 609
It is said from this plant the first seeds were transported to America , and that it
formed the basis of coffee growing in the West Indies . However , certain
references indicate that in 1715 coffee was known in Santo Domingo and Haiti ,
and that a ...
It is said from this plant the first seeds were transported to America , and that it
formed the basis of coffee growing in the West Indies . However , certain
references indicate that in 1715 coffee was known in Santo Domingo and Haiti ,
and that a ...
Page 609
By this millions of laborers are employed thereon , while such enormous sums of
money are invested in the industry , that coffee rightfully takes rank among the
principal alimentary products of agriculture . The most generally accepted
account ...
By this millions of laborers are employed thereon , while such enormous sums of
money are invested in the industry , that coffee rightfully takes rank among the
principal alimentary products of agriculture . The most generally accepted
account ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Bulletin of the Pan American Union, Volume 18 |
| Author | Pan American Union |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1904 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 23 May 2007 |
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