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The colonists emigrated from European countries that , in the main , reserved streams and fields for landed gentry . Most of the charters of the original thirteen colonies granted the settlers the right to fish and hunt freely on lands ...
The colonists emigrated from European countries that , in the main , reserved streams and fields for landed gentry . Most of the charters of the original thirteen colonies granted the settlers the right to fish and hunt freely on lands ...
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One cause for optimism , however , is that most of our cold - water streams are still clean , even though all major river systems ... Good management has made Spring Creek , which flowed only sporadically , a year - round stream .
One cause for optimism , however , is that most of our cold - water streams are still clean , even though all major river systems ... Good management has made Spring Creek , which flowed only sporadically , a year - round stream .
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Floating garbage and other filth clogs water supply intakes of many cities which take their water from open streams . Potent fumes from New Hampshire's Androscoggin River have peeled the paint from the walls of nearby buildings .
Floating garbage and other filth clogs water supply intakes of many cities which take their water from open streams . Potent fumes from New Hampshire's Androscoggin River have peeled the paint from the walls of nearby buildings .
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Contents
Development of Outdoor Recreation Policy in the United States | 3 |
Hunting | 16 |
Refuge June 7 1924 | 52 |
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| Title | Recreation Volume 5 of Conservation in the United States Conservation in the United States; a documentary history |
| Author | Phillip O. Foss |
| Editor | Phillip O. Foss |
| Compiled by | Phillip O. Foss |
| Publisher | Chelsea House Publishers, 1971 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 7 Nov 2011 |
| Length | 778 pages |
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