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George Rex (1750-1821) was born near London, England and immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1771. There is a chapter presenting evidence that he may have been the son of George III (King of England) and Hannah Lightfoot. He later migrated to Ohio. Includes Allen, Bower, Haver, Hughes, Leffler, Scott, Tarr, and related families.

"The Concord grape and grapes of this type and hardiness which are the grapes most widely grown in Iowa, require yearly pruning if the grower wishes to obtain heavy annual yields of large-sized, high quality fruit. The illustration on the cover of this bulletin indicates the development and distribution of the fruit which may be expected on correctly pruned vines." -- p. [227]

Rex Ahdar and Ian Leigh present a critique of how religious freedom should be understood in liberal legal systems, based on historical and contemporary controversies.

"Successful pork production depends first upon selection of good breeding stock. The breeding stock selected should have the inherent ability to produce and nurse large litter that will use feed efficiently. Equally important are proper feeding and management of the brood sow and her litter." p. [415]