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Burning an empire, the story of American forest fires

by Stewart H. Holbrook

Hardcover, 1943

Status

Available

Tags

United States History

Genres

Publication

New York, The Macmillan company, 1943.

Subjects

Forest fires United States

Language

Barcode

10691

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