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An account of a sort of sugar made of the juice of the Maple, in Canada

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Abstract The Savages of Canada, in the time that the Saprises, in the Maple, make an Incision in the Tree, by which it runs out; and after they have evaporated 8 pounds of the liquor, there remains one poundas Sweet, and as much Sugar, as that which is got out of the Canes; Part of the same Sugar, is sent to be refined at Roven.

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Abstract The Savages of Canada, in the time that the Saprises, in the Maple, make an Incision in the Tree, by which it runs out; and after they have evaporated 8 pounds of the liquor, there remains one poundas Sweet, and as much Sugar, as that which is got out of the Canes; Part of the same Sugar, is sent to be refined at Roven.

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Abstract The Savages of Canada, in the time that the Saprises, in the Maple, make an Incision in the Tree, by which it runs out; and after they have evaporated 8 pounds of the liquor, there remains one poundas Sweet, and as much Sugar, as that which is got out of the Canes; Part of the same Sugar, is sent to be refined at Roven.

Key concepts: Maple, Sugar, Tree (set theory), Botany, Food science, Horticulture, Chemistry, Mathematics

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