A new method of making the banks in the Fens almost impregnable : So as in time to resist the force of rivers, in the most impetuous floods, and prevent all future inundations. With a new but certain method of preparing the lands therein, for the growth of our most valuable timber, viz. oak, elm, ash, &c. Particularly those extensive tracts of lands in the counties of Cambridge and Lincoln, &c. Also some observations on the River Cam; how to confine its bounds and improve its navigation; which may serve for a plan for any other inland river, &c. By John Harrison, botanist, nursery-man in Cambridge.

Author/creator Harrison, John
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Publication InfoCambridge : printed for, and sold by the author. Sold also by Messrs. Merrills, and Fletcher and Hodson, in Cambridge; Johnson and Co. and Benj. White, in London; Hollingworth and Whittingham, at Lynn; Chase, at Norwich; Knapp, at Peterborough; Wood at Lincoln; and Green, at Bury, [1766?]
Descriptionxi, 1 unnumbered page, 61, 1 unnumbered page ; 8⁰.
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General noteReproduction of original from University of London's Goldsmiths' Library.
References English Short Title Catalog, T193041.
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