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A disclosure of the method of attracting rats, and taking them alive : as practised for a series of years (with invariable success) / by Benjamin Broad, of Thruxton, farmer; to which is added, some directions for the more effectual destruction of the barn and field mouse.

Kislak Center for Special Collections - Rare Book Collection SB994.R2 B76 1813
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Broad, Benjamin, -1828?
Contributor:
Allen, John, 1754?-1828, printer.
Jonathan A. Hill Endowed Fund.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Rats--Control.
Rats.
Penn Provenance:
Jesse, Mr. (inscription) (RBC copy)
Harrison, Mr. (inscription) (RBC copy)
Broad, Benjamin, -1828? (inscription) (RBC copy)
Physical Description:
48 pages, [1] leaf of plates : illustration ; 17 cm
Manufacture:
Hereford : Printed by J. Allen ..., 1813.
Notes:
"Published under the sanction of the Herefordshire Agricultural Society."
"Entered at Stationer's Hall."--Verso of title leaf.
"Names of the Herefordshire subscribers to Broad's pamphlet, extracted from the list delivered in, to 25th. June, 1813.": Pages [40]-48.
Issued in printed paper wrappers.
Local Notes:
RBC copy has early manuscript gift inscription ("With Mr Jesse's Comp[liments] to Mr. Harrison") on front wrapper; early manuscript inscription ("J-87. Benj[ami]n Broad") on verso of title leaf.
RBC copy purchased for the Penn Libraries in 2019 from Amanda Hall Rare Books.
RBC copy: lower portion of front wrapper torn off.
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Jonathan A. Hill Endowed Fund.
OCLC:
181772000

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