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Contents Spring/Fall 2005
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"Message from the President: What Memories Are We Making Today?" [PDF]
Features
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"Deep Roots: The Late Nineteenth Century Origins of American Forestry " by Char Miller, Guest Editor [PDF]
4
"The Necessity of Stewardship: George Perkins Marsh and the Nature of Conservation " by Nora J. Mitchell and Rolf Diamant [PDF]
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"French Lessons: F.P. Baker, American Forestry, and the 1878 Paris Universal Exposition" by Char Miller [PDF]
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"Pathbreaking Conservationist: George Bird Grinnell (1849-1938)" by John Rieger [PDF]
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"Amateur Hour: Nathaniel H. Egleston and Professional Forestry in Post-Civil War America " by Char Miller [PDF]
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"Bernhard Fernow on Forest Influences and Other Observations " by Harold K. Steen [PDF]
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"At the Creation: The National Forest Commission of 1896-97" by Gerald W. Williams and Char Miller [PDF]
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"Forestry by Correspondence: An 1897 Letter from Dietrich Brandis to Gifford Pinchot" by Steven Anderson [PDF]
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"Time, Fire, and Taxes: Frederick E. Weyerhaeuser at the American Forest Congress" by James G. Lewis [PDF]
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"Theodore Roosevelt's Cautionary Tale" by James G. Lewis [PDF]
Photo Essay
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"Views from the National Forests by Elizabeth Hull, James G. Lewis, and Dianne Timblin [PDF]
Departments
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"Biographical Portrait: Fred Besley (1872-1960) by Robert Bailey and Francis Zumbrun [PDF]
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"History on the Road: Wisconsin's Flying Trees: Wisconsin Plywood Industry's Contribution to World War II" by Sara Witter Conner and James G. Lewis [PDF]
