Présentation de l'éditeur
The prime object in writingand publishing this little book is patriotic that through it the Texas Military College may help many men, women and boys too find a really effective means of service. First, direct service to their country and the present and future world civilization, by increasing the supply of available meat for food and fur for clothing-. Second, indirect service that is, by adding to the worlds wealth through enrichingthemselves. The one who studies this treatise carefully will see how the supply of the best food and clothing may be increased more rapidly through Commercial Rabbit farming than practically any other way; and at the same time find that there is possibly no other business enterprise in America today where one maj -enter so easily and not only make a living, but actually accumulate wealth. And let it be said here that the accumulation of wealth is a genuine service to the world that the man who, by industry and good judgment, amasses a fortune in some creative enterprise is aa truly a valuable citizen as the soldier who fights for his countiy sliberty. Too much condemnation cannot be heaped upon the head of the man who, by questionable business raethods, graft, or any other parasitic practice, gets wealth for himself pt the expense of his community. Many fortunes have been made this way but the time has come in the progress of civilization when the man who makes his money by crooked methods must not be allowed to enjoy the fruit of his chicanery. Yet we must bear in mind that the world is in the habit of paying for service rendered, and if a man goes through life without accumulatin,: any property, the presumption is that he has not been worth much to his age, or else he would have been paid for his service. Cei-tainly, there are notable exceptions to this rule in the men who deliberately choose a profession that merely affords a
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Présentation de l'éditeur
This special re-print edition of Louis Perry's book “Scientific Rabbit Breeding” contains all the information a person needs to know to raise and breed rabbits for home consumption. Written in 1919, this offers an overview of how to apply scientific breeding techniques to the raising of rabbits. Note: This edition is a perfect facsimile of the original edition and is not set in a modern typeface. As a result, some type characters and images might suffer from slight imperfections or minor shadows in the page background.
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