Weber, Friedrich Benedict. Manual of Economic Literature; or Systematic guide to the knowledge of German economic writings, which address both the combined agriculture and landlordship, as well as the associated secondary and secondary sciences; with indication of their shop price and remark of their value. First part, First (and) Zweyter Band in 1 Vol. I: XXXII, 375 pp. 2: II Bl., X, 116 pp. 19 x 11,5 cm. Semi-leather d. Zt. (something rubbed and toasted) with 2 R signs and marble paper cover. Berlin, H. Frölich, 1803. Kress S5763. Goldsmiths' 18621.20. Güntz I, 5 and II, 248. ADB XLI, 295f. – I: Contains general economic literature, and the literature of field, meadow and horticulture in particular. II: Contains the literature of forestry science. (Also with separate title: Handbibliothek der deutschen forstwirtschaftliche Literatur). The systematic list (as sorted chronologically within the nomenclature) contains mainly writings of the 18th century. ==References====External links== The abbots are particularly extensive. Crops and horticulture in particular, covering only S. 187 to 375. Weber (1774-1848) was professor of economics and cinematography in Frankfurt a. d. Oder, since 1811 in Wroclaw. Shot-through copy with a few handwritten additions. The other volumes were published until 1842 and included additions after 1803 except for the second part (vieh breeding, technology, etc.). – Some small water margins, slightly patchy.