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This delightful volume, originally published in 1895, extols the virtues of keeping a few chickens, ducks, or geese in the backyard.
Jacob Biggle was the author of a series of books known as the Biggle Farm Library published at the turn of the twentieth century. "What this country needs is less hog and hominy and more chicken and celery." -Jacob Biggle
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