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Treatise: On the Origin of Destructive Insect Plagues and Improvements in the Art of Their Eradication and Prevention, from a Matereological and ... U. S. An;, in April, 1883, Under the Ausp - Softcover

James McLean

 
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Excerpt from Treatise: On the Origin of Destructive Insect Plagues and Improvements in the Art of Their Eradication and Prevention, From a Matereological and Hygienic Basis, Revised and Re-Written in San Francisco, California, U. S. An;, In April, 1883, Under the Auspices of Th

There was a time, declaredan able writer in the New York Herald Of July 12th, 1891, when every acre Of Gallilee not under pasturage was verdant with the foliage of trees. When the trees reappear, as they might in a few years, Gallilee alone would be capable of maintaining an immense population in rich abundance. The above paragraph from an article on the probable return of the still scattered Jews to Palestine speaks volumes. Palestine, like all other parts Of this earth, has been transformed into a barren destructive-insect and storm-breeding Sahara Since the forest lungs were destroyed, and-deny it who may - the only possible remedy to restore the earth's atmospheric equilibrium there and elsewhere is to forthwith replant and properly protect our forests. On this momentous question I must now solicit the readers special attention.

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