INDUSTRY OF THE RHINE
SERIES I.
AGRICULTURE :
EMBRACING A VIEW OF
THE SOCIAL CONDITION OF THE RURAL
POPULATION OF THAT DISTRICT.
BY T. C. BANFIELD.
LONDON:
CHARLES KNIGHT & CO., LUDGATE STREET.
1846.
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