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acres of government land in return for Despite the fact that millions of acres fell planting and cultivating 40 acres of trees . At into the hands of corporations and specula- the end of 10 years , later reduced to 8 ...
acres of government land in return for Despite the fact that millions of acres fell planting and cultivating 40 acres of trees . At into the hands of corporations and specula- the end of 10 years , later reduced to 8 ...
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They brought their the farmers are on hand with their best case before the courts . ... the farmers have their standing among a crowd of lobbyists , he was as clay committees always on hand to watch legisin the hands of the potter .
They brought their the farmers are on hand with their best case before the courts . ... the farmers have their standing among a crowd of lobbyists , he was as clay committees always on hand to watch legisin the hands of the potter .
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Its modest acreage was tended by has been the accelerating trend toward the the farmer and his sons , aided at harvest- merger of small farms into larger ones . time by a few hired hands . Symbolized by There has been an evolution ...
Its modest acreage was tended by has been the accelerating trend toward the the farmer and his sons , aided at harvest- merger of small farms into larger ones . time by a few hired hands . Symbolized by There has been an evolution ...
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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