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California missionThe California missions are a series of settlements established by Spanish Catholic monks, to Christianize the local Native Americans, but with the added benefit of giving Spain a toehold in the frontier land.The 21 missions were established along California's El Camino Real (Royal Highway), much of which is now U. S. Highway 101. The mission planting was begun under the leadership of Father Junípero Serra in 1769, and concluded in 1823, although Serra had died in 1784. Father Fermín Francisco Lasuén took up Serra's work and established nine more from 1786 through 1798. Others established the last three.
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_Preface_
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THE FARM THAT WON'T WEAR OUT
WAS FIRST published serially in THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN, the privilege
issued in book form in response to numerous requests coming
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CHAPTER I: What Goes To Make Up Permanent Fertility
CHAPTER II: The Nitrogen Problem And Its Economical Solution
CHAPTER III: Phosphorus: Thke Master Key To Permanent Agriculture
CHAPTER IV: Permanent Soil Fertility: Its Relation to Profits and
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