An edition of The lumberman's frontier: three centuries of land use, society, and change in America's forests
(2010)
The lumberman's frontier
three centuries of land use, society, and change in America's forests
by Thomas R. Cox
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The lumberman's frontier: three centuries of land use, society, and change in America's forests
2010, Oregon State University Press
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0870715798 9780870715792
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Table of Contents
Colonists and trees : lumbering before the lumbering frontier
The lumberman's frontier emerges
The Maine frontier at floodtide
From farmer-loggers to lumbermen in the Mid-Atlantic States
Lumber and labor in the pines : new patterns of conflict
New mills, new markets
The full flowering
Actions and reactions
Southern beginnings
Bonanza years in the Gulf South
To the farthest shore, and beyond
Into the Western mountains
American lumbering's final frontier
Epilogue: Whose forests are they?
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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