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The great industries of agriculture, transportation, mining, grazing, and, of course, lumbering, are each one of them vitally and immediately dependent upon wood, water, or grass from the forest.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “The great industries of agriculture, transportation, mining, grazing, and, of course, lumbering, are each one of them…”
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Roosevelt outlines the dependence of various industries on forest resources.
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