The Case for Judges and Forests in a Reform Era
The text argues for judiciary accountability within a republic, condemns improper injunctions and class legislation, and urges courts to interpret laws wisely while defending majority will. It warns against deforestation, urges forest conservation, rural waterways reform, and a modern centralized approach to national parks and river improvements.
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Owl Country
Adirondacks
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Mediterranean
Europe
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Frank N. Moyer
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
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