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Three Acres and Liberty

Name: Three Acres and Liberty
Author: Bolton Hall

Bolton Hall

Read by BettyB, jenno, skgardner, Brize C, Christine Rottger, Leah Ruth, yamaahmad493 and jkilly · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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Forward (23:25)
Chapter I: Making a Living—Where and How (20:01)
Chapter II: Present Conditions (12:09)
Chapter III: How To Buy The Farm (10:17)
Chapter IV: Vacant City Lot Cultivation (23:45)
Chapter V: Results To Be Expected (34:17)
Chapter VI: What An Acre May Produce (26:29)
Chapter VII: Some Methods (15:22)
Chapter VIII: The Kitchen Garden (11:53)
Chapter IX: Tools And Equipment (14:55)
Chapter X: Advantages From Capital (31:37)
Chapter XI: Hotbeds And Greenhouses (18:36)
Chapter XII: Other Uses Of Land (24:44)
Chapter XIII: Fruits (21:24)
Chapter XIV: Flowers (14:09)
Chapter XV: Drug Plants (15:12)
Chapter XVI: Novel Live Stock (20:51)
Chapter XVII: Where To Go (38:53)
Chapter XVIII: Clearing The Land (19:48)
Chapter XIX: How To Build (13:53)
Chapter XX: Back To The Land (15:20)
Chapter XXI: Coming Profession For Boys (23:14)
Chapter XXII: The Wood Lot (9:54)
Chapter XXIII: Some Practical Experiments (14:28)
Chapter XXIV: Some Experimental Foods (18:05)
Chapter XXV: Dried Truck (11:46)
Chapter XXVI: Home Cold Pack Canning (9:58)
Chapter XXVII: Retail Cooperation (24:58)
Chapter XXVIII: Summer Colonies For City People (15:57)