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Chapter 16 SWANS
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Released on: 06/12/2017
ts of swans, and the circumstances under which they are usually kept, tend to prevent the mingling of different kind
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1 Chapter 1 No.12 Chapter 2 BIRDS AND THEIR RELATIONS TO MAN3 Chapter 3 CHARACTERS AND HABITS OF BIRDS RELATED TO USE4 Chapter 4 SPECIES AND THEIR DIVISIONS IN DOMESTIC BIRDS5 Chapter 5 FOWLS6 Chapter 6 MANAGEMENT OF FOWLS7 Chapter 7 DUCKS8 Chapter 8 MANAGEMENT OF DUCKS9 Chapter 9 GEESE10 Chapter 10 MANAGEMENT OF GEESE11 Chapter 11 TURKEYS12 Chapter 12 MANAGEMENT OF TURKEYS13 Chapter 13 GUINEAS14 Chapter 14 PEAFOWLS15 Chapter 15 PHEASANTS16 Chapter 16 SWANS17 Chapter 17 OSTRICHES18 Chapter 18 PIGEONS19 Chapter 19 MANAGEMENT OF PIGEONS20 Chapter 20 CANARIES21 Chapter 21 DISTRIBUTION OF MARKET PRODUCTS22 Chapter 22 EXHIBITIONS AND THE FANCY TRADE23 Chapter 23 OCCUPATIONS RELATED TO AVICULTURE