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Whose Woods These Are: The Story of the National Forests by Michael Frome ➤ Doubleday 1962
Michael Frome Whose Woods These Are: The Story of the National Forests Doubleday 1962
Title: Whose Woods These Are: The Story of the National Forests
Author: Michael Frome
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Doubleday 1962
LCCN: 62-8078
Size: 6 x 9 * 360 pages
Synopsis: A narrative history and guide to a vast American domain of woods, waters, and wilderness under care of the Forest Service of the US Department of Agriculture. Tallying some 180 million acres of conservation land made possible by the inspired leadership of Gifford Pinchot and President Theodore Roosevelt and ecologically minded citizenry. Text in two parts: Part One: Poetry and Politics; and Part Two, Profile of Some Forests and Forest People. Michael Frome, a keen observer and skilled with words, traveled many a mile, hiked many a trail, and even flew with smoke jumpers for this book.
Overall Condition: Very good in tight binding with clean unmarked text; see images.
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Title: Whose Woods These Are: The Story of the National Forests
Author: Michael Frome
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Doubleday 1962
LCCN: 62-8078
Size: 6 x 9 * 360 pages
Synopsis: A narrative history and guide to a vast American domain of woods, waters, and wilderness under care of the Forest Service of the US Department of Agriculture. Tallying some 180 million acres of conservation land made possible by the inspired leadership of Gifford Pinchot and President Theodore Roosevelt and ecologically minded citizenry. Text in two parts: Part One: Poetry and Politics; and Part Two, Profile of Some Forests and Forest People. Michael Frome, a keen observer and skilled with words, traveled many a mile, hiked many a trail, and even flew with smoke jumpers for this book.
Overall Condition: Very good in tight binding with clean unmarked text; see images.
Secure shipping bubble-wrapped in a new box.
2026--U.S. shipping for this (Two Pounds Media Mail) is $5.22 with tracking.
Multiple items will be combined for the lowest shipping price.
International Shipping cost is based on the destination so inquire before buying. Mobile users must scroll to the bottom and click on 'use desktop site' to bring up the Ask a Question link which sends me an email.
(PLEASE CONTACT ME BEFORE MAKING ANY PAYMENT FROM OUTSIDE THE U.S.)
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Just about all the books are USED books. Some have been used more gently than others. Some have been in libraries and have typical library extras. Some are so old and/or interesting that they are being offered for the sake of preservation regardless of the condition they are in. If the condition of the book is very important to you, please feel free to click the 'Ask seller a question' link and I will tell you more.
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