Landlord William Scully John Simkins including laboratory basics

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Landlord William Scully John Simkins including laboratory basicsWilliam Scully, an Irishman who was a member of the lesser landed gentry, put his life's energy into the accumulation of high quality, low cost land. He carefully husbanded his inheritance, and in 1850 he traveled to the United States and purchased with personal savings more than 8,000 acres in central Illinois. In 1851 he acquired another 30,000 acres of swampy virgin land. He added to his holdings until, by the late nineteenth century, he had