DEDICATION.

such glorious and for the Fatherland exceedingly useful sciences with me into the grave. But if it should not be sought after, I have nonetheless done my part and freed my conscience. However, I do not doubt that there will yet be found good stewards who will practiciren practice/implement these useful inventiones inventions of mine for the honor of God and the preservation of the land and its people. I know for certain that if this simple yet well-meaning proposal of mine regarding the Concentrirung concentration of wine, grain, wood, and minerals is accepted, our promised Germany will be remarkably improved in a few years, and will grow in wealth to