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- Austen, Ralph. The Spirituall Use of an Orchard, or Garden of Fruit-Trees. Set Forth in Divers Similitudes Betweene Naturall and Spirituall Fruit-Trees, in Their Natures, and Ordering, According to Scripture and Experience. The Second Impression; with the Addition of Many Similitudes. Oxford: Printed by Hen: Hall, Printer to the University, for Tho: Robinson, 1657.
- Austen, Ralph. A Treatise of Fruit-Trees, Shewing The Manner of Grafting, Planting, Pruning, and Ordering of Them in All Respects, According to New and Easy Rules of Experience. With Divers Divine, and Humane Arguments, of the Dignity of Fruit-Trees, and Art of Planting. Discovering Some Errors in the Theory, and Practise of This Art to Be Avoyded. With the Alimentall, and Physicall Use of Fruits. Also Concerning Planting Fruit-Trees in the Fields, and Hedges, without Hindrance of Any Present Profits. Of Cider, and Perry; Liquors Found by Experience, Most Conducing to Health, and Long-Life. Of Vineyards in England. Herein Likewise Is Laid Downe Some Encouragements, and Directions for Planting of Wood; for Building, Fuell, and Other Uses. By All Which the Value of Lands May Be Much Improved in a Short Time, with Small Cost, and Little Labour; to the Great Advantage of the Owners, and of the Common-Wealth. 2nd ed. Oxford: Printed by Henry Hall Printer to the University, for Thomas Robinson, 1657.
- Austen, Ralph. ‘The Spirituall Use, of an Orchard; or Garden of Frvit-Trees. Held Forth in Diverse Similitudes between Naturall and Spirituall Fruit-Trees, in Their Natures, and Ordering, According Scripture and Experience’. In A Treatise of Fruit-Trees, Shewing the Manner of Grafting, Setting, Pruning, and Ordering of Them in All Respects: According to Divers New and Easy Rules of Experience; Gathered in Ye Space of Twenty Yeares. Whereby the Value of Lands May Be Much Imrpoved, in a Shorttime, by Small Cost, and Little Labour. Also Discovering Some Dangerous Errors, Both in Ye Theory and Practise of Ye Art of Planting Fruit-Trees. With the Alimentall and Physicall Se of Fruits. Togeather with The Spirituall Use of an Orchard: Heldforth in Divers Similitudes Betweene Naturall & Spirituall Fruit-Trees: According to Scripture & Experience., 1st ed. Oxford: Printed for Tho: Robinson, 1653.
- Austen, Ralph. A Treatise of Fruit-Trees, Shewing the Manner of Grafting, Setting, Pruning, and Ordering of Them in All Respects: According to Divers New and Easy Rules of Experience; Gathered in Ye Space of Twenty Yeares. Whereby the Value of Lands May Be Much Imrpoved, in a Shorttime, by Small Cost, and Little Labour. Also Discovering Some Dangerous Errors, Both in Ye Theory and Practise of Ye Art of Planting Fruit-Trees. With the Alimentall and Physicall Se of Fruits. Togeather with The Spirituall Use of an Orchard: Heldforth in Divers Similitudes Betweene Naturall & Spirituall Fruit-Trees: According to Scripture & Experience. 1st ed. Oxford: Printed for Tho: Robinson, 1653.
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- Austen, Ralph. A Treatise of Fruit-Trees, Shewing The Manner of Planting, Grafting, Pruning, and Ordering of Them in All Respects, According to Rules of Expereince, Gathered in the Space of Thirty Seven Years. Whereunto Is Annexed, Observations upon Sr. Fran. Bacons Natural History, as It Concerns Fruit-Trees, Fruits, and Flowers. Also, Directions for Planting of Wood for Building, Fuel, and Other Uses; Whereby the Value of Lands May Be Much Improved in a Short Time, with Small Cost and Little Labour. The Third Impression, Revise, with Additions. 3rd ed. Oxford: Printed by William Hall, for Amos Curteyne, 1665.
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