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LITERATURVERZEICHNIS 1. Quellen LITERATURVERZEICHNIS 1. Quellen: Particulars of the Freehold Property known as The Barrels Estate, situate in and near Henley-in Arden, in the County of Warwick... 1855 Warwickshire & Worcestershire. Henley-in-Arden Heritage Centre, Henley-in-Arden. The Barrels Estate. Near Henley-In-Arden. To be Sold by Auction. At the Grand Hotel, Birmingham, On Thursday, October 23rd, 1924. Henley-in-Arden Heritage Centre, Henley- in-Arden. Betts, Edwin Morris (Ed.): Thomas Jefferson’s Garden Book 1766-1824. With relevant extracts from his other writings. Monticello 1999. Browne, Moses: Percy-Lodge, a seat of the Duke and Duchess of Somerset, a poem; written by command of their late Graces, (in the Year 1749). London 1755. Bruiningk, Heinrich Friedrich: Bemerkungen über das Landwirtschaftliche System der Herzoglichen Oekonomie zu Wörlitz. In Briefen. Dessau und Leipzig 1808. 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