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Excerpt from The Genesee Farmer, 1853, Vol. 14: A Monthly Journal Devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture, Domestic and Rural Economy
B. I understand John Bull wishes to claim the Reaper as his invention, improved a little by Bro. Jonathan.
A. Some of the papers have taken that view of the subject, but the. Great mass of the people believe no such a tissue of nonsense. They know that a Reaper had not been used 01 hea1d of m England till this cross between an Ashley's chariot, a ?ying machine, and a tread-mill, was sent to the World's Fair, and that this American Reaper has cut the grain better than it could be done in any other way.
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