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The Cotton Kingdom, volume 2 (of 2)

Note 7 — Chapter I · SOUTH-WESTERN LOUISIANA AND EASTERN TEXAS.

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Cocoa is a grass much more pernicious, and more difficult of extirpation when it once gets a footing upon a sugar plantation, than the Canada thistle, or any other weed known at the North. Several plantations have been ruined by it, and given up as worthless by their owners.

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