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Bernard M'Mahon is mentioned in the History section, yet he is not quoted in the texts section. Consider adding this to Citations?
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[4/15/2016]Bernard M'Mahon is mentioned in the History section, yet he is not quoted in the texts section. Added a quote to Citations
  
M’Mahon, Bernard, 1806, The American Gardener’s Calendar (p. 84)
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Need to find citation for Jean de la Quintinie mentioned in History section.
 
 
“HOT-HOUSES, or STOVES, are buildings erected for preserving such tender exotic plants, natives of the warmer and hottest regions, as will not live in the respective countries where they are introduced, without artificial warmth in winter . . . .
 
 
 
“These stove departments are generally constructed in an oblong manner, ranging in a straight line east and west, with the glass front and roof fully exposed to the south sun” (p. 84)
 

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[4/15/2016]Bernard M'Mahon is mentioned in the History section, yet he is not quoted in the texts section. Added a quote to Citations

Need to find citation for Jean de la Quintinie mentioned in History section.

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