The Mystery Of The Underhill Medal

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agriculture, and commerce. R. T. Underhill was a leading member of the Institute and the 1847 silver medal is one of many awards he and his brother, William A. Underhill, won over the years for their grapes, plums and quinces. 1 The Institute’s

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